UCT Vice-Chancellor Raises Concerns Over Disclosure of Confidential Council Reports
UCT vice-chancellor Prof Mosa Moshabela warns of harm caused by disclosure of confidential reports on council members
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UCT vice-chancellor Prof Mosa Moshabela warns of harm caused by disclosure of confidential reports on council members
A former Nedbank financial adviser has been ordered to hand over and delete confidential client information after the court found he used the bank’s information to approach clients and so...
University of Johannesburg students protest proposed 2027 fee increases, financial exclusion policies, and delayed Nsfas allowances.
Israeli-Arab social media entrepreneur Nuseir Yassin says antizionism is a form of antisemitism
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Heavy rains cause flooding and disruptions in South Africa's Eastern Cape, with disaster teams on the ground assessing damage.
EFF Treasurer-General Omphile Maotwe says party is ready to take over municipalities
A 49-year-old man, Sphiwe Philemon Msomi, appeared in court for allegedly possessing an illegal firearm and ammunition.
The Cape Town International Jazz Festival is expanding to a month-long celebration in 2027, with events across the city.
Suliman Carrim, a North West businessman, has been granted R100,000 bail by the Pretoria Magistrates Court, subject to stringent conditions.
South Africa's Electoral Commission launches National Results Operation Centre in Midrand to ensure transparency in the vote-collation process.
The EFF was targeted in a State Security Agency operation despite there being no evidence the party posed a threat to national security, a Gauteng High Court heard.