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NO MORE SEX PESTS AT SCHOOLS

Teachers to be vetted before being appointed

By Ali Mphaki

Picture: Boxer Ngwenya

It’s going to be difficult for teacher with a sexual offence to be admitted to any school in the country. On Thursday Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Basic Education commended efforts by the South African …

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CEO LEAVES HOSPITAL IN ICU

Picture by: Boxer Ngwenya

Questions still rage at how she was appointed

to head the institution

By Ntwaagae Seleka
ntwaagae.seleka@abaphenyi.co.za

 She came, she saw, and left the hospital in a critical condition. This is how employees at the Bertha Gxowa hospital in Ger…

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FORMER STEINHOFF CEO SUBPOENAED

Collage: Dumisani Dube

Shareholders urged to review unseemly bonuses

By Staff Reporter

Former Steinhoff Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Markus Jooste, has been subpoenaed to appear before the Standing Committees on Finance, Public Accounts and Trade and Industry. This is after Jooste via…

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Gauteng health department to investigate dodgy contracts

Picture above shows the house used as Business Address by Mr. Mongwe

Dubious payments to suppliers at Bertha Gxowa hospital come under scrutiny

Ntwaagae Seleka and Dumisani Dube

Picture: Dumisani Dube

ntwaagae.seleka@abaphenyi.co.za

dumisani.dube@abaphenyi.co.za

Introducing Cha…

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POLITICAL PARTY FUNDING UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT


Bill proposes to make private donations transparent

By Staff Reporter
news@abaphenyi.co.za

The National Assembly approved the Political Party Funding Bill at its sitting Tuesday and it will now go to the National Council of Provinces for consideration. The Bill proposes, among oth…

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Apartheid corruption grand theft

Cartoon by: Wilson Mgobhozi

South Africans may never know the full scale of looting during those dark days

By Ali Mphaki

Ali.mphaki@abaphenyi.co.za

The Johannesburg High Court’s decision last week to deny non-governmental organisations access to various records related to suspected f…

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Corruption has played havoc with Africa’s largest economy

Snakes and monkeys are getting the blame for corruption in Nigeria

Tolo Olarewaju, Standfordshire University/The Conversation

There is something strange afoot in Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy. Animals have been making away with huge sums of money. No, this is not a euphemism.

When a …

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THE NEW BMX2 – THUMA MINA



Out goes the X1 in comes its new subcompact 

crossover elder sibling

By Ali Mphaki

You bet it amagents in the townships will definitely not miss a chance to re-baptize any new car model that tickles their fancy.
And of all the motor manufacturers it is BMW in particular tha…

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SOBUKWE SILENCED “FOREVER”

No voice recordings available of the late 

PAC president

By Ali Mphaki

Fifty eight years since he died, there is still no voice recording of the late Robert Sobukwe, the founding president of the PAC. Sobukwe’s PAC is largely credited for the events of March 21, 1960, which led to…

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UNSUNG HERO OF SHARPEVILLE

No recognition for leader of that fateful march

By Ali Mphaki

The Soweto uprisings of 1976 had their own Tsietsi Mashinini. In Ficksburg they had Andries Tatane. Down in Marikana they had Mgcineni Noki. As for Sharpeville, it has to be Ntate Nyakane Tsolo. Little is known about Tsolo.…

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FLOYD WHIPS JOURNO

EFF's leader renders half apology for incident

Abaphenyi  Reporter
news@abaphenyi.co.za

News Photojournalist Adrian De Kock will on Tuesday lay criminal charges against Economic Freedom Fighters deputy president Floyd Shivambu.
This is after a scuffle broke out between the politician…

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ESIDIMENI: NOT OVER YET FOR QEDANI

Picture: Boxer Ngwenya

The SAPS must do their work, says arbitrator justice Moseneke
 

Staff Reporter

news@abaphenyi.co.za

The R1,2-million settlement ordered by retired deputy chief justice Dikgang Moseneke for government to pay to each family of the more than hundred mental…

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MILLIONS FOR LIFE ESIDIMENI FAMILIES



Arbitrator Justice Moseneke orders Government to pay R1.2m for each family

Staff Reporter

news@abaphenyi.co.za

Retired justice Dikgang Moseneke has ordered government to pay R1.2-million for each of the families who lost their loved ones in the failed marathon Life Esidimeni proj…

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NO COUP, MUGABE RESIGNED

Collage: Dumisane Dube

“The nation has moved on” says country’s new leader

By Staff Reporter

Former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe tendered his resignation in terms of Section 96, Sub Section 1, of the Constitution of Zimbabwe contrary to his claims that he was deposed through…

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DARK CLOUDS GATHER OVER ZUMA

Picture: Boxer Ngwena

Former President to face corruption charges

Staff Reporter
news@abaphenyi.co.za
 

It took a mere nine minutes and three seconds for National Prosecuting Authority head Shaun Abrahams to announce that former president Jacob Zuma will finally have his day in court…

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JOBS FOR PALS AT GAUTENG HOSPITAL

Picture:Dumisani Dube

BERTHA GXOWA TO LAUNCH PROBE INTO CLAIMS OF NEPOTISM

Ntwaagae Seleka
ntwaagae.seleka@abaphenyi.co.za

GERMISTON: Bertha Gxowa Hospital in Germiston has promised to launch an investigation into allegations that some senior staff members were employing their relativ…

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Makwakwa’s tax details to be laid bare

Collage by: Boxer Ngwenya

FORMER CHIEF OFFICER  FOR BUSINESS TAX JONAS MAKWAKWA NOT OFF THE HOOK

Staff Reporter

Boxer.Ngwenya@abaphenyi.co.za

News@abaphenyi.co.za

South African Revenue Services (Sars) commissioner Tom Moyane is expected to provide the Parliament Standing Committ…

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DAY ZERO NEARS FOR MOKONYANE

Picture: Dumisani Dube

Minister Nomvula Mokonyane could be summoned in parliament to answer hard questions

Staff Reporter
news@abaphenyi.co.za
 

PARLIAMENT: The former Minister of Water and Sanitation Nomvula Mokonyane could be summoned in parliament to answer questions relating to …

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New Bolder Toyota Yaris Breaks Ground

By Ali Mphaki

Hot on the heels of the recently launched VW Polo Vivo, enters the new Toyota Yaris in a bolder, bigger and more modern interpretation. With a total of 1 000 new parts, the sight of the newcomer is likely to bring a cheer on Yaris lovers who will no doubt appreciate the new wide…

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South Africa Listeriosis Outbreak

What led to world’s worst listeriosis outbreak in South Africa

By: Lise Korsten

South Africa has had the biggest listeriosis outbreak in the world that resulted in more than 180 deaths to date. The Conversation Africa’s health editor Candice Bailey spoke to Prof Lise Korsten about the chal…

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