Durban in the News:
May Day booing sign of a healthy democracy, says unfazed Zuma: President Jacob Zuma says he doesn’t feel rejected by workers after he was booed off the stage at a Worker’s Day rally, adding that the jeering was the sign of a healthy democracy.
Lions and Sharks are SA’s good news stories, says Mark Keohane: The Lions and Sharks are flying SA’s Super Rugby flag highest says Mark Keohane, who picks them both to win in Round 11.
Nkandla upgrades: Public works employee’s disciplinary hearing postponed: A disciplinary hearing for Department of Public Works employee Rakesh Dhaniram over upgrades to President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead, has been postponed.
Gigaba: Govt must be decisive on economic transformation: The SA government must show decisive leadership with regards to inclusive growth and economic transformation, says Minister of Finance Malusi Gigaba.
Davies: New global deal needed to rid world of social ills: There needs to be a ‘new global deal’ where economies start adopting new technologies which can liberate the world from many of its social ills, says Rob Davies.
African infrastructure crucial for economic transformation – Gigaba: Decisive leadership, political will and real benefits for the people. Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba pulled no punches as he outlined his vision for inclusive growth and economic transformation – and the leadership requirements in order for it to wor
Unleash Curwin Bosch on the French!: Mark Keohane feels Curwin Bosch is good enough to play for the Springboks against France in the June Test series.
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