Mining Weekly reports that the University of SA (Unisa) Centre for Blended-learning Studies will on 12 April host a neuroscience and safety and wellbeing in the workplace masterclass. Source: Latest News
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Parents close Limpopo school demanding dismissal of four teachers ‘who just sit in the staff room’
GroundUp reports that parents of learners at Tshikota Seconday School in Limpopo shut down the school on Tuesday calling for the firing of four teachers whom they accused of not teaching their children. Source: Latest News
'Unemployment will continue if policy, regulation at Eskom not improved', warns DBSA
ANA reports that Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) chief executive Patrick Dlamini said on Tuesday that without alternative power generation capacity, unemployment would remain rampant in SA. Source: Latest News
NUM to stage march after supervisor at country club in Kathu allegedly called employee by k-word
Diamond Fields Advertiser reports that a case of crimen injuria is being investigated by the Kathu police following an alleged racist incident at the Kalahari Country Club (KCC) in Kathu recently. Source: Latest News
Gauteng to ‘soon’ take over running of trains from Prasa
ANA reports that Gauteng Premier David Makhura said on Tuesday that the provincial government would soon take over the running of trains from the Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa). Source: Latest News
Mantashes fired worker for giving state capture commission inquirer access to private farm
The Star reports that ANC national chairperson and Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe and his wife, Nolwandle, fired one of their employees after she allowed an investigator attached to the state capture inquiry onto their Elliot, Eastern Cape, farm. Source: Latest News
At less than one per 100,000 people, doctors are at great risk of burnout
The Citizen reports that the South African Society of Psychiatrists has warned that burnout in the medical profession is becoming a pervasive risk factor for patients and doctors, especially in state hospitals. Source: Latest News
Leave our nurses alone, SA unions tell UK recruiters
The Star reports that South African unions have slammed the renewed and vigorous drive from the United Kingdom to recruit thousands of nurses to boost manpower in hospitals in England. Source: Latest News
MEC intervenes at Alberton primary school to get teachers back in class
TimesLIVE reports that Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi on Tuesday ordered a principal of a primary school in Alberton, Ekurhuleni, to attend a diversity and social cohesion course for three months. Source: Latest News
CEO of SA Tourism suspended following tip-off on anonymous reporting line
TimesLIVE reports that SA Tourism CEO Sisa Ntshona has been placed on “precautionary suspension” after the organisation received a tip-off on its anonymous reporting line. Source: Latest News




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