Sunday's City Press headlines
In the year 1833 Manukuse , the leader of the Nguni tribe, announced the launch of a circumcision school at Bileni. All looked well. However, a year later in 1834, he was on the move. He left the area , together with the Nkhavelana tribe, the Mabunda tribe and several others and headed to Nkanghala .The latest adjusted national poverty lines make a mockery of the R460 child support grant, which is way below the poverty line, says one researcher.
Barely a week after taking office, Maape might find himself defending two legal actions brought by his two predecessors, Supra Mahumapelo and Job Mokgoro.Assets amounting to more than R42 million linked to flamboyant businessperson Hamilton Ndlovu have been frozen by the Special Tribunal. Ndlovu and alleged front companies linked to him scored a contract worth R172 742 175 from the National Health Laboratory Service for the procurement of personal protective equipment last year.
what was described as an act of cyberwarfare, the justice department fell victim to a ransomware attack this week.
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