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TimesLIVE reports that eThekwini bus service provider Tansnat has launched urgent high court proceedings to compel the municipality to provide it with the 450 buses it needs to service the 150,000 passengers it transports daily. Source: Latest News
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Jobs at risk at Cape Town clothing manufacturer House of Monatic
BusinessLive reports that Brimstone, the black-owned and managed investment holding company, says its clothing manufacturing arm House of Monatic may retrench staff due to SA retailers squeezing local apparel producers on price. Source: Latest News
Cosatu puts pressure on Ramaphosa to implement delayed anti-corruption legislation
BL Premium reports that ANC alliance partner Cosatu is to put pressure on President Cyril Ramaphosa to ensure the implementation of legislation enacted to help fight corruption and has warned that delay will lead to a constitutional crisis. Source: Latest News
UIF warns all employers who received Ters money to expect an audit
Business Insider SA reports that the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) has appointed seven auditing and forensic firms to “follow the money” for all Covid-19 Ters payments. Source: Latest News
Since the start of Covid-19 pandemic, 7,132 KZN public healthcare workers have been infected
News24 reports that a total of 7,132 public healthcare workers in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) have been infected with Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic, while 88 have succumbed to the virus. Source: Latest News
KZN truck owners agree to 'prioritise' jobs for locals as province moves to quell attacks
News24 reports that the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) government has secured commitments from freight owners aimed at quelling attacks on trucks. Source: Latest News
Man arrested for killing police officer in holding cells at police station in Venda
TimesLIVE reports that the police in Limpopo have arrested a suspect after he allegedly killed a warrant officer in the holding cells at a police station. Source: Latest News
Food and other prices likely to rise as violent attacks cripple trucking industry
Sunday Independent writes that prices of food and other commodities are likely to increase as a backlash from the ongoing attacks on trucks forces distributors to seek alternative logistics. Source: Latest News
Staff at Pastor Bushiri’s hotel in Rustenburg left hungry after not being paid for three months
Saturday Citizen reports that according to sources, staff at Pastor Shepherd Bushiri’s hotel in Rustenburg have not been paid for three months. Source: Latest News
Public sector unions take on government in court on Wednesday over failure to implement wage increase
City Press reports that the legality, or lack thereof, of government’s failure to implement the final leg of salary increases for public servants as stipulated in a 2018 bargaining council agreement will take centre stage at the Labour Court on Wednesday. Source: Latest News