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Don’t sell my R10m Ferrari: Hangwani Maumela (opens the original)
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The sale of a Ferrari SF90 hybrid supercar worth more than R10m belonging to controversial businessman Hangwani Morgan Maumela is at the centre of an urgent interdict. The supercar was in the process of being sold by Special Investigating Unit (SIU)-appointed curator Jacobus Gideon Louw van Wyk, who was granted an order by the Special Tribunal last month to sell the car. The vehicle formed part of properties attached in the probe into the alleged looting of Tembisa Hospital. Now Maumela has appr
Students left in limbo as skills programmes face mismanagement allegations (opens the original)
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About 800 students enrolled in two separate state-funded skills development programmes have been left in limbo amid allegations of mismanagement and maladministration. About 470 learners are enrolled in a 16-month project management occupational certificate programme at South West Gauteng College (SWGC) campuses in Soweto, Roodepoort and Randburg. The programme, funded by Services Seta at a cost of R16,000 per student, was intended to equip unemployed young people with skills and practical exper
Sibanyoni faces questions on vacuum left by Msibi’s passing as Motsumi, Khan are set to appear (opens the original)
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In a month’s time, taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni will face questions about why he did not amass the same power and influence as his predecessor, the late Jotham “Mswazi” Msibi. Sibanyoni, who appeared before the Madlanga commission on Friday, is expected to return in September to continue his testimony, presenting himself as the polar opposite of Msibi. Sibanyoni succeeded Msibi as president of the South African Local and Long Distance Taxi and Bus Organisation, an organisation the late taxi
Possible power shortfalls after 2030 despite current surplus, as Eskom is scheduled to shut down coal plants (opens the original)
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Eskom may be producing more electricity than South Africa needs, but the power utility has warned that the country could face generation shortfalls after 2030. With several of Eskom’s coal-fired power stations scheduled for decommissioning between 2027 and 2030, the utility said their closure would have to be carefully considered, raising the possibility that the lifespan of some plants could be extended. Stations including Camden, Hendrina, Grootvlei and Arnot have already had their operating l
Community dangles SACP hat to rejected ANC candidate councillor in Madibeng (opens the original)
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The ANC in the North West risks losing a ward it has dominated or being forced to succumb to the demands of the Maboloka community in Brits. A councillor chosen by the ANC branch under the Madibeng municipality is being rejected by the party in favour of another candidate, prompting some community members to push for their preferred candidate to contest the ward under the South African Communist Party (SACP) banner. Councillor John Raletele has been approached to stand as an SACP candidate after
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