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Greatest AfricansAfricaEducationJoburgSouth AfricaGreatest AfricansResidents of Tshwane can officially sleep peacefully knowing that the city now has an Executive Mayor. This comes as the DA Councillor, Cilliers Brink managed to. clench the majority of votes in the mayoral race. The third time seems to be the charm for Cllr. Cilliers Brink, following his 109 out of 211 votes win against his opponent, ...
Following weeks of political turmoil within the Tshwane Council as well as a failed motion of no-confidence against Council Speaker, Mncedi Mdzwanana, the city’s Council will attempt to elect the new Executive Mayor of the Council.With the Council having met yesterday following the petition sent by the DA-led coalition calling for the ...
Politicking has taken place once again today at the Tshwane Council, with the planned motion of no-confidence against the Speaker of Council Mncedi Mdzwanana being adjourned within less than 15 minutes.It’s another defeat for the DA-led coalition once again following what was an attempt to remove the newly elected Speaker of Council fr...
With Human Rights Month coming to a close, one sees it fit for the words of President Cyril Ramaphosa to be reflected on in this week’s ‘Power of Words’.“Let us safeguard the hard-won freedoms in our bill of rights”- President Cyril RamaphosaWritten in one of his weekly Presidential newsletters, the words served as somewhat of a juxtap...
The issues of the Congress of the People (Cope) seem to be never-ending. This is as the Speaker of the Johannesburg Council and Cope member, Colleen Makhubele made yet another appearance to engage in the politics of Tshwane.Following confusion regarding the validity of Thabang Sefanyetso over allegations of him having a criminal record...
Deputy President Paul Mashatile will tomorrow, Tuesday, 28 March 2023, attend and deliver the keynote address at the Proudly South African Buy Local Summit and Expo – Localisation Dinner, scheduled to take place at the Sandton Convention...
Following weeks of political turmoil in the City of Tshwane, ordinary civilians and contracted workers are beginning to suffer with some complaining that they have not been paid. The Joburg Post caught up with workers of Rihati Meter Rea...
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