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Dog unit's invaluable contribution to revenue protection diminished by shortage

Committee chair Makashule Gana will urge speaker Thoko Didiza to oppose the application

National workshops and virtual sessions to guide employers on compliance with laws

A leading scientist has warned that South Africa is at risk of importing Ebola if the outbreak in the DRC is not contained, with daily flights linking the two countries and the epidemic continuing to spread

SA’s biggest medical scheme for civil servants is under pressure from unions

Legal analysts say court challenge may delay inquiry until president leaves office

The move puts Pretoria in powerful position to shape global labour policy and influence reforms

Makate, in turn, wants the NPA to prosecute British investor Errol Elsdon for forgery

Workers must report for duty on June 30 and not place their ‘employment at risk’

The EFF and MK Party opposed the decision

New steel duties take effect despite concerns over higher roofing costs for the poor

Trade minister says too much empowerment investment is fragmented and poorly targeted

Police fired stun grenades at a group of Malawian nationals who allegedly turned on home affairs officials at the encampment in Sherwood Park in Durban on Wednesday.

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Rand and gold gain as bond yields fall after Trump announces preliminary pact