Queenin Masuabi

1 week ago | sundayworld.co.za | Queenin Masuabi

Collins Letsoalo, the CEO of the Road Accident Fund (RAF), has been placed on special leave with immediate effect while the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) finds out how he was involved in the R79-million lease tender scandal. The decision was made by the RAF board in accordance with the Public Finance Management Act, 1 of 1999; the Road Accident Fund Act, 56 of 1996; and in the interest of good governance.

1 week ago | sundayworld.co.za | Queenin Masuabi

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) has sacked Mzwanele Manyi as the party chief whip in the National Assembly. The dismissal of Manyi, who has also served as the spokesperson for Jacob Zuma, the president and founder of the MKP, was announced on Tuesday morning. Former City of Johannesburg speaker Colleen Makhubele will take Manyi’s place. In a letter obtained by Sunday World, John Hlope, the party’s deputy president, states that the move seeks to further the party’s overall aims and objectives.

1 week ago | sundayworld.co.za | Queenin Masuabi

Higher education and training minister Nobuhle Nkabane is set to be grilled by MPs about her botched attempt to appoint politically connected sector education and training authority (Seta) chairpersons. The meeting was called after MPs raised issue over her selection of prominent ANC members, and mineral and petroleum resources minister Gwede Mantashe’s son. “This meeting with the minister is of critical importance.

1 week ago | sundayworld.co.za | Queenin Masuabi

Government has received intelligence that there is going to be an offensive on BBB-EE laws in South Africa as a likely strategy by the USA to corner the country following the spectacular collapse of the “white genocide” false narrative this week, according to highly placed sources. Sunday World understands the onslaught will seek to highlight that the redress laws meant to end economic imbalances of the past as mainly benefiting only Africans at the expense of Indians and coloured people.

1 week ago | sundayworld.co.za | Mawande AmaShabalala |Queenin Masuabi

ANC NEC communications subcommittee chairperson Nkenke Kekana says there must be a holistic change of the law if what was proposed by Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi over the directive on satellite communication services is to see the light of day. This comes as parliament prepares to grill Malatsi on Tuesday over the directive on satellite communication services he gazetted this week.