Nehawu says non-essential workers to continue striking, Noxolo Kiviet’s degrees questioned, Police Department to arrest beggars at intersections, Tshwane has a new speaker.
: Despite a court order preventing essential service workers from engaging in the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union strike, the union says it will continue to disrupt public services. Nehawu said that essential services workers have been ordered to stop striking, but Home Affairs, Social Services and other non-essential government employees have joined the strike.
senior superintendent Isaac Mahamba said that the department plans to arrest beggars as they are impersonating traffic officers and posing a risk to themselves and motorists. In some cases, officers have been seen chasing beggars away and then simply driving away. [: African Transformation Movement councillor Mncedi Ndzwanana is the new City of Tshwane speaker. Ndzwanana – who was backed by the ANC-led coalition – beat Action SA’s Kholofelo Morodi in votes. He replaces COPE’s Murunwa Makwarela, who became the City’s Mayor but resigned amid allegations that he forged a court letter regarding his insolvency status.
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