ANA reports that the Kruger National Park (KNP) has resolved labour disputes that resulted in some workers failing to report for duty at the weekend.   Source: Latest News

News24 reports that according to Minister of Police Bheki Cele, South Africa is 60,000 police officials short of achieving United Nations standards.   Source: Latest News

EWN reports that some of the unions representing workers at MultiChoice have indicated that they strongly opposed the pay-TV operator’s plans to cut more than 2,000 jobs.   Source: Latest News

EWN reports that according to Police Minister Bheki Cele, criminals who killed police officers should be tried for treason.  He made the comments after visiting the family of a slain police officer in Soweto on Sunday.   Source: Latest News

TimesLIVE reports that acting Mpumalanga Hawks head Brig Obed Ngwenya on Sunday welcomed the arrest of four traffic officials and two police officers on Friday for allegedly soliciting bribes from motorists.   Source: Latest News

In our roundup of weekend news, see summaries of our selection of South African labour-related stories that appeared since Friday, 21 June 2019. Source: Latest News

Business Times reports that the wrangling between Old Mutual and sacked boss Peter Moyo will not derail the process to appoint a new CEO, the life insurer has indicated.   Source: Latest News

City Press reports that former Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe, who received an irregular pension benefit amounting to R30 million, is heading to the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) in a bid to keep the money.   Source: Latest News

Business Report writes that the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) on Thursday tabled a demand for a 15% salary increase at Anglo American Platinum (Amplats).   Source: Latest News

Business Times reports that construction company Group Five’s workforce would probably be halved to 3,000 in its bid to survive, the company’s business rescue team said last week.   Source: Latest News