News24 reports that the Democratic Alliance (DA) has filed papers in the Western Cape High Court to have former SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s appointment as group executive of corporate affairs declared invalid. Source: Latest News
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Lonehill woman killed in row with domestic worker
TMG Digital reports that a Johannesburg North woman has succumbed to stab wounds‚ inflicted during an altercation with her domestic worker on Wednesday. Source: Latest News
Zwane wants to meet with mining bosses over criticisms of Zuma and OHS issues
Business Report writes that Minister of Mineral Resources Mosebenzi Zwane said on Wednesday he was concerned about the attacks on the government by some stakeholders in the mining sector, particularly attacks on President Jacob Zuma. Source: Latest News
Pupil numbers swell as teacher shortage worsens
Cape Argus reports that, while the number of pupils in South Africa grew by more than 2% since 2014, the number of teachers decreased by 1.5%, a new report reveals. Source: Latest News
Nehawu warns of Limpopo public service shut down over long-standing demands
Business Report writes that the National Education Health and Allied Workers’ Union (Nehawu) says it will go ahead with its plans to shut down the Limpopo public service if its long standing demands are not met. Source: Latest News
Gauteng Health Department suspends 18 employees for misconduct
ANA reports that at least 18 employees have been suspended for misconduct at the workplace by the Gauteng Department of Health since July. Source: Latest News
Sadtu buckles over Eastern Cape teacher deployment
DispatchLive reports that the SA Democratic Teachers’ Union (Sadtu) on Tuesday agreed to a high court order obliging it to cooperate with the Eastern Cape education department’s teacher staffing decisions for schools for the next three years. Source: Latest News
Sasol Mining employee shot dead, but no proven link to Amcu strike
The Citizen reports that , a Sasol Mining employee was shot dead on 9th Street in eMzinoni on Saturday, 8 October at about 11pm. Source: Latest News
Rift in chemical union Ceppwawu widens
The Star reports that the crisis that has gripped the Chemical Energy Paper Printing Wood and Allied Workers Union (Ceppwawu) is deepening, with a call from one provincial leader for the suspension of the general secretary (GS). Source: Latest News
Organised labour hopes for progress on national minimum wage
The New Age reports that a meeting next week between stakeholders is expected to hear about progress made by the advisory panel tasked with setting an appropriate level at which to set the national minimum wage (NMW). Source: Latest News




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