Rural women in parts of the Eastern Cape are being charged anything from R100 to more than R100,000 for land, yet many still lack secure rights to the properties they occupy or
Services SETA’s R103 million partnership with Takealot was not in its approved annual performance plan when it was announced, the SETA’s administrator has admitted. Administrator Lehlogonolo Masoga told Parliament: “When the commitment
Home Affairs and the Border Management Authority (BMA) have given Parliament conflicting explanations about who is responsible for maintaining South Africa’s list of banned foreigners, after the Auditor-General flagged cases of people
Robben Island Museum’s former chief operating officer, Dr Jonty Tshipa, has accused the museum’s CEO and council of ignoring his grievance after he raised concerns about the recruitment of the institution’s top
MPs have accused Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber of keeping an adviser from the organisation whose court win forced the department’s asylum directive. James Chapman, head of advocacy and legal adviser at
Correctional Services Deputy Minister Lindiwe Ntshalintshali has publicly broken ranks with her boss, Pieter Groenewald. She accused the department’s leadership of working in silos after its disastrous audit outcome. She further revealed
ANC MPs turned a parliamentary meeting on Correctional Services’ disastrous audit outcome into a political interrogation of Minister Pieter Groenewald. On Tuesday, 13 October the MPs repeatedly challenged his leadership, questioning his
An MK Party MP, Zwelakhe Elija Mthethwa has accused the Department of Agriculture of leaving traditional leaders out of consultations on two new laws that affect millions of people living on rural
The Department of Agriculture has admitted that wealthy landowners are converting South Africa’s farmland into housing developments, eating into the land available to produce food.Deputy director-general Dipepeneneng Serage told Parliament’s Portfolio Committee
The Department of Agriculture has admitted it ran out of money to finish the rules needed to bring South Africa’s new farmland protection law into force. Deputy director-general Dipepeneneng Serage told Parliament’s