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ANA reports that National Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Khehla John Sitole has condemned the killing and attack on SA Police Service (SAPS) members in Delft in Cape Town in the early hours of Sunday morning. Source: Latest News
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Eskom asks prospective CEOs to apply by 2 August
Mining Weekly reports that state-owned power utility Eskom is continuing its search for a group chief executive. Source: Latest News
Old Mutual and former CEO Peter Moyo can’t work together, insurer’s lawyer insists
BusinessLive reports that Old Mutual does not want axed CEO Peter Moyo to return to the company even if he wins his case next week. Source: Latest News
Greater Lonmin Community wants ConCourt to set aside Sibanye’s Lonmin takeover
ANA reports that the Greater Lonmin Community (GLC) has approached the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) seeking leave to appeal and set aside the acquisition of platinum mining company Lonmin Plc by Sibanye-Stillwater. Source: Latest News
Unvaccinated EPWP workers falling ill at Kalafong hospital, says DA’s Jack Bloom
ANA reports that about 60 workers on the expanded public works programme (EPWP) at the Kalafong hospital in Pretoria have complained about contracting illnesses due to not being vaccinated beforehand like regular employees. Source: Latest News
Cato Manor 'death squad' officers set to sue State for damages
Independent News reports that members of what was termed the Cato Manor “death squad” are preparing to sue the State now that their seven-year-long ordeal has ended. Source: Latest News
Naspers CEO Bob van Dijk in R1.9bn pay, options bonanza
TechCentral reports that Bob van Dijk, CEO of the Naspers Group, received almost R1.9 billion in salary, incentives, and vested share options and shares appreciation rights in the year to March 2019, a regulatory filing published on Friday showed. Source: Latest News
Fedusa, Untu hope rail strike will lead to soldiers protecting infrastructure
EWN reports that the Federation of Unions of SA (Fedusa) and the United National Transport Union (Untu) are hoping an upcoming strike will result in soldiers being deployed to protect the rail infrastructure. Source: Latest News
Amplats pays handsome dividend, but warns Amcu not to get too excited
BusinessLive reports that Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) declared a chunky R11 per share interim dividend for the six months to end-June as its profit trebled due to higher prices, but the company warned unions not to get too excited as wage talks start. Source: Latest News
Former Eskom employee sentenced to 12 years for stealing copper cable
TimesLIVE reports that the Middelburg Regional Court has sentenced a former Eskom employee to 12 years imprisonment for stealing copper cables. Source: Latest News