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Unions issue SABC with ultimatum
The South African Broadcasting Corporation’s management body has two days to meet the 12, 2% salary increase demand by unions.
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TAKE2: Why the construction strike makes me panic
I drive past the Soccer City construction site twice every weekday, and I am a chief critic of the progress, or the lack thereof, that takes place.
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Workers vent frustration at SABC
More than 300 SABC employees sacrificed their lunch hour on Wednesday to demand a 12,2% salary increase.
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SABC strike: ‘There will be no broadcast blackouts’
SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago said on Tuesday that there will be no broadcast blackouts should a strike by SABC workers go ahead.
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Free to walk history’s streets in Soweto
There were five different ways I could walk — five different ways to repeat the routes that the students who marched on June 16 1976 had taken.
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Pirates force Seacom to delay cable switch-on — again
Somali pirates have once again delayed Seacom’s cable installation plans, shifting the switch-on date to late July.
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Plane collides with car in freak accident
A freeboarding outing among colleagues turned into a freak accident in Kugersdorp on Sunday afternoon after an aeroplane collided with a car.
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Concourt hears M&G journo’s case
Journalist Stefaans Brümmer’s arguments this week on the constitutionality of sections of the PAIA may result in a change in the Act.
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Govt will be held accountable, says Zuma
South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday toured Soweto to thank the people for putting the ANC into power.
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‘The wounds haven’t healed’
Exactly a year ago Lovemore Sibanda told the M&G about how he lost his house during the xenophobic violence. We caught up with him recently.