Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza has been challenged to respond publicly to the allegations of the infamous World Cup hit list.
Mpumalanga government official’s murder eerily echoes a killing last year.
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/ 2 February 2009
South Africa’s cholera crisis has nothing to do with Zimbabweans or cross-border contamination.
The election of David Mabuza as ANC chairperson in Mpumalanga two weekends ago has sparked fear and despondency among the province’s top civil servant
The ANC has warned against unruly behaviour — as seen at recent conferences — at the upcoming provincial conference in Mpumalanga.
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/ 9 November 2007
Companies that pollute face international sanctions as the Green Scorpions step up their campaign to root out guilty parties. Highveld Steel’s Vanchem plant in Mpumalanga may have its international certification revoked if an investigation finds that it lied about its environmental management.
There was confused silence when Luke Martin told a group of traditional healers this week that he is a witch. Phephisile Maseko, the national coordinator of the Traditional Healers’ Organisation, quickly had to explain that some white people consider witchcraft to be a religion and were open about practising it.
The Regional Land Claims Commission in Limpopo has been accused of accepting land claims at least five years after the December 1998 deadline. And the local farmers’ association says a farmer’s wife suffered a stroke on being told on May 29 that such a claim had been lodged to her family’s land.
What is President Robert Mugabe up to? Two events in the past fortnight lay bare the wily octogenarian’s strategy. On Monday he attempted to play the statesman. In an act of showmanship, he tried to give opposition leaders tractors and other equipment. In the same week his Cabinet authorised a raft of constitutional changes, which point to a far more sinister strategy.
The private Nelspruit Medi-Clinic has admitted more than 100 public patients for treatment since the strike began — and the government will pay at least some of the heavy costs of private treatment. ”We recognise that there will be emergency admissions from public to private hospitals,” said Nelspruit Medi-Clinic operations director Koert Pretorius.