In the latest news in South Africa on Wednesday, 8 May, Ramaphosa extends condolences to families affected by George building collapse.
President Ramaphosa extends condolences to families affected by George building collapse, sympathising with those who lost loved ones.
In other news, Eskom dragged City Power to court to force it to pay R1 billion debt. In turn, the City of Johannesburg says Eskom owes it over R3 billion. And lastly, there will be 20-minute enforced traffic stops for motorists in the Eastern Cape to protect against Foot and Mouth disease in South Africa …George building collapse: President Ramaphosa offers condolences
The City of Johannesburg said it is of the firm view that the financial obligations of City Power to Eskom versus the financial commitments of Eskom to the City should be treated in the same manner and symmetrically.WARNING for Foot and Mouth disease in South Africa
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