Latest articles on Charles Molele

TUT gears up for 4IR

Article Charles Molele - 22 Nov 2019

It was recently ranked the number one university of technology on the African continent

Tax Ombud saves South Africans millions of rands

Article Charles Molele - 12 Oct 2018

But Ngoepe wants even more independence for his office

Addressing youth unemployment

Article Charles Molele - 22 Jun 2018

The Ekurhuleni Youth Summit and Career Expo was held last week at the Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni

Bursaries and university to upskill youth

Article Charles Molele - 22 Jun 2018

Progress made in the planning of the Ekurhuleni Applied Sciences and Technology University

Youth participation in the green economy

Article Charles Molele - 22 Jun 2018

The green economy has great potential to create employment

Ekurhuleni commits to pro-poor agenda with progressive budget

Article Charles Molele - 1 Jun 2018

The budget was informed by the views of the residents

Cosatu rifts may impact on ANC’s elections coffers

Article Matuma Letsoala & Charles Molele - 21 Nov 2013

Divisions in Cosatu have forced the federation to temporarily withhold its budgeted R8-million for the ANC's election campaign.

ANC: Who’s afraid of EFF and Agang?

Article Matuma Letsoala & Charles Molele - 21 Nov 2013

New kids on the block, the EFF and Agang SA, are taking chunks out of the ANC's youth base and middle class, an election survey has found.

Raid on Mandela charities blocked

Article Charles Molele - 13 Sep 2013

The Hawks have demanded the bank statements of those linked to Nelson Mandela's charities after an initial plan to raid their offices was thwarted.

Numsa issues ANC with NDP ultimatum

Article Matuma Letsoala & Charles Molele - 6 Sep 2013

The National Union Metalworkers of South Africa will not campaign for the ANC unless the National Development Plan is scrapped, insists Irvin Jim.

Vavi’s exile will break Cosatu

Article Matuma Letsoala & Charles Molele - 15 Aug 2013

The isolation of Cosatu's general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi is said to foreshadow a split in trade union federation's ranks.

Cosatu’s Vavi put on indefinite special leave

Article Matuma Letsoalo Author & Charles Molele - 14 Aug 2013

Cosatu boss Zwelinzima Vavi has been put on special leave following a central executive committee meeting.

Malema vows to ‘expose’ Sars

Article Charles Molele - 8 Aug 2013

"I am being treated as a special case. Rules do not apply to me," Julius Malema told the Mail & Guardian .

Qunu worried with no word on Mandela

Article Charles Molele - 27 Jun 2013

Residents of Nelson Mandela's home say they are worried after no more news was released on the former statesman's condition.

Vavi lives to fight another day

Article Charles Molele - 30 May 2013

Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi may have survived a bid to oust him at this week's trade union federation meeting, but faces a new battle.

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