Insurrection hatched by right-wingers inside the ANC, says Jeremy Cronin

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Insurrection hatched by right-wingers inside the ANC, says Jeremy Cronin: Jeremy Cronin accused the ANC’s so-called RET faction of being conspirators behind the recent violent destruction of property and looting in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.

Violence in SA: Small businesses worried about bailout: Treasury has announced a multi-billion rand relief fund for businesses affected by the recent looting. But small business owners worry they may not see any of it.

Rioting in South Africa proves costly for Astral Foods: Rioting and looting in South Africa has caused a multitude of problems for Astral Foods, with the company estimating the unrest has cost the company about ZAR16 million (US$ 1.08 million).

UIF sets aside R5.3bn to assist workers and businesses affected by recent unrest: A total of R5.3bn has been set aside by the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) to assist thousands of workers and businesses affected by the recent unrest in SA’s economic powerhouses of Gauteng and …

Alleged instigator Ngizwe Mchunu evaded police with private jet, NPA tells court: Alleged instigator and former Ukhozi FM DJ Ngizwe Mchunu avoided the police with a private jet and is a flight risk, the State told the court during Mchunu’s bail application yesterday.

SA economy to recover to pre-COVID levels in 2023: Johannesburg – Finance Minister Tito Mboweni says the National Treasury now predicts that the South African economy will return to pre-COVID levels only …

Workers affected by unrest will be compensated, but it won’t be a free for all: Nxesi: The employment and labour department has committed to helping thousands of employers and employees hit hard by the recent unrest and looting in parts of SA.

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