Bongani Mdakane
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Safety concerns after Gauteng e-Panic app possibly exposed residents’ personal data (opens the original)
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The Gauteng Legislature has demanded answers from the Department of e-Government following reports that a security flaw in the province’s e-Panic Button app exposed residents’ sensitive personal information. The app, which residents use to report crimes and seek help during emergencies, allegedly left an unsecured database containing personal information, including identities, locations, crime reports, photographs, identity numbers, driver’s licence details and medical aid information. The repor
Thembisile Hani municipality offers local businesses up to R5 million tools of trade (opens the original)
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Thembisile Hani Local Municipality, located with the Nkangala District in Mpumalanga is inviting local businesses, cooperatives and non-profit organisations to apply for support worth up to R5 million in business equipment, as part of an initiative aimed at stimulating economic growth and creating jobs. The municipality is offering non-financial assistance to qualifying micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), cooperatives, non-profit organisations (NPOs) and non-governmental organisations (
PSA demands answers after Correctional Services gets disclaimer audit (opens the original)
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The Public Servants Association (PSA) has called for urgent parliamentary scrutiny of the department of correctional services after it received a disclaimer audit opinion for the 2025/26 financial year, raising fresh concerns about governance, financial controls and the management of public funds. The union wants parliament to hold the department accountable, and also to establish the reasons behind the adverse audit outcome and compel it to implement a time-bound corrective action plan. The Aud
Bus tender battle heads to appeal court after Free State govt loses legal fight (opens the original)
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A bitter legal battle over subsidised bus services in the Free State is heading for the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA), with two transport companies challenging what they describe as the government’s decades-long failure to subject the lucrative contracts to a fresh competitive tender. Zeus Shuttles and Coaches and Lungi and Sons Services have been granted leave to appeal against a judgment of the Bloemfontein High Court dismissing their challenge to the continued contractual arrangements between
Zuma gets reined in as court reinstates expelled MK Party leaders (opens the original)
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The Cape Town High Court has turned tables on MK Party leader Jacob Zuma after it has overturned the expulsion of the two senior party members. Zuma expelled Pumlani Kubukeli and Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala from MKP and also from parliament last month. However, Zuma’s sweeping powers as president of the MKP came under judicial scrutiny after the court overturned the expulsion of the MPs, ruling that he must respect the principles of natural justice. In a judgment delivered on Friday, Judge
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