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Govât puts SOEs on notice (opens the original)
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Vice President and Minister of Finance Ndaba Gaolathe made the warning recently as he unveiled governmentâs proposed SOE ownership policy, signalling a tougher and more commercially disciplined approach to state ownership. Gaolathe said government could no longer continue owning enterprises simply because they had historically been placed in public hands. Already have an active account? Log in here. Or Sign up and get unlimited access to premium articles.
Half-a-million Pula child maintenance debt could jail Molatlhegi (opens the original)
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After last year’s CoA ruling Molatlhegi was supposed to pay P340 500 but he failed to do so, compelling his ex-wife Ontlametse Chabata Molatlhegi (respondent) to confront him with contempt proceedings that resulted in, amongst other things, a committal order against him. A warrant of civil imprisonment was then issued against Molatlhegi and it stated that the latter was to now pay the sum of 527, 759.00 and 10% interest per annum plus costs of the judgement. After a brief jail time Molatlhegi so
Jail him - Mother tells court as maintenance war deepens (opens the original)
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She says years of unpaid maintenance and repeated defiance of court orders have left her with no reason to believe he will voluntarily provide for their children. Nonofo failed to comply with last year’s Court of Appeal (CoA) order which directed him to pay child maintenance arrears of P340, 500. Ontlametse later confronted his ex-husband with contempt proceedings that resulted in the issuing of a warrant of civil imprisonment which Nonofo is now fighting in his application for stay of execution
Makgekgenene dismisses forced exit claims (opens the original)
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She insists that her departure was simply the result of her three-year contract coming to an end. Makgekgenene confirmed to Mmegi yesterday that a farewell letter circulating on social media is authentic and that September 17 will be her final day at the corruption-busting agency. “I was bidding DCEC staff farewell as my three-year contract has come to an end. I was not asked to leave, my tour of contract has come to an end,” Makgekgenene said. Already have an active account? Log in here. Or Sig
The night the dead tree sang again (opens the original)
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Local artists Vee Mampeezy and Eskimos took to the stage and their music travelled across the Main Mall like a ghost returning to an old home. Since the lifeless trunk of the tree was removed from the mall’s pedestrian-only walkway last year, there has never been a plaque or monument to show that the serene symbol of local music had fallen. There is no sign pointing to the place where music lovers once gathered under the acacia tree to buy the latest cassette or CD. That was the time when record
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