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R600-million looted from spy agency

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Fake invoices are alleged to have been used to siphon money from the State Security Agency but the acting director general refuses to comment
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Dlodlo found in breach of MPs’ ethics code after Dubai hotel stay

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The Gupta leaks revealed that Dlodlo's stay in Dubai was arranged by the Gupta-owned Sahara Computers, and was paid for by Fana Hlongwane
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State job cuts rev up unions

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Analysts believe Moody’s will welcome the government’s intention to reduce the public sector wage bill
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Communications ministry on fifth reshuffle

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The embattled ministry has a new minister at its helm
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Talk of state spending rings hollow

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Rand jitters question the state’s ability to provide an economic stimulus and to continue to bail out parastatals
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Undeterred, Dlodlo forges ahead

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The department says it’s not retrenching, but treasury has the money for severance packages
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Cosatu signs public sector wage deal but some unions hold out

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About 40% of public sector unions have signed a three year wage offer from the department of public service and administration
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A wrap of what’s making headlines today

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In your morning news round up: A top SABC executive is in hot water for fraud and StatSA has released its marriage findings
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Nupsaw rejects public sector wage deal

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Nupsaw general secretary Success Mataitsane said the union “rejects this agreement with the contempt it deserves”
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PSA holds out on signing public sector wage deal

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Not all members of the bargaining council are on board with the wage proposal, with Fedusa calling for more time to consult with members
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Government wage deal to go ahead

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Despite calls for more consultation an agreement is set to be signed on Monday
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PSA not budging as government, unions agree to above-inflation wage hikes

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The PSA which represents 238 000 members is sticking to its demand for 10% raises across the board and balloted its members this week towards a strike
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