BDLive reports that the Communication Workers Union (CWU) on Thursday demanded that the governing ANC shake-up the board of Telkom and remove CEO Sipho Maseko by the end of the April, or face rolling mass action. Source: Latest News
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Africa Check rubbishes claim that Guptas employ at least 4 500 people in SA
IOL News reports that independent fact verification organisation Africa Check has rubbished the Gupta family’s claims that they employ at least 4,500 people in SA. Source: Latest News
Judge harsh on former Compensation Fund commissioner for ignoring court order
BDLive reports that the Supreme Court of Appeal has handed down a scathing judgment against the former commissioner of the Compensation Fund (CF), Shadrack Mkhonto, for flouting a settlement order to pay claims handler CompSol. Source: Latest News
Mental patient strangles nurse to death at Limpopo hospital
ANA reports that a nurse has been strangled by a mental patient at the prisoners’ ward of Hayani Psychiatric Hospital in Thohoyandou, Limpopo, the provincial department of health said on Friday. Source: Latest News
SA soldiers not stranded in Sudan, says SANDF
The SA National Defence Force (SANDF) has dismissed a report which appeared in The Times that its members were stranded in bases across Sudan’s Darfur region. Source: Latest News
ShareSoc advises investors to reject Anglo American CEO’s pay packet
Reuters reports that investor interest group ShareSoc says Anglo American’s proposed remuneration for CEO Mark Cutifani is too high and it has urged shareholders to reject it at next week’s annual general meeting. Source: Latest News
PetroSA warns public of online jobs scam
PetroSA on Thursday warned the public about fraudulent advertisements offering jobs at the national oil company. Source: Latest News
Pikitup MD Amanda Nair goes on special leave
The New Age reports that Pikitup managing director Amanda Nair has gone on special leave after months of pressure from workers. Source: Latest News
Strikes could break mining industry
BDLive reports that mining production plummeted in February compared with a year ago, and economists have warned that a strike would bring the struggling sector to its knees. Source: Latest News
Dispute brewing between DBE and 14,000 teachers who quit to access pension funds
TimesLive writes that a labour dispute could be brewing between the Department of Basic Education (DBE) and 14,000 teachers who quit their jobs in order to access their government pensions. Source: Latest News




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