- Health workers coaxed back to work: HEALTH Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has successfully encouraged striking staff at his Pretoria office to return to work. They had downed tools and staged sit-ins last week protesting against what they described as the unhealthy state of the department's headquarters. At least 200 workers refused to …. Google Alert – Pretoria
- Tales of woe as bus strike enters Day 6: Negotiations were, meanwhile, continuing at the CCMA. In Pretoria, commuters at Bosman Station continued to ignore the ongoing bus drivers' nationwide strike. They were waiting for buses despite warnings by staff that the strike was still ongoing. Mziwoxolo Seti, from Thaba Tshwane, accompanied by …. Google Alert – Pretoria
- 'Pirates fan' in dock over pitch invasion: WHILE the violence that broke out at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday night has been largely blamed on Kaizer Chiefs supporters, a man – whose family claims is an Orlando Pirates fan – appeared in court yesterday charged with public violence and pitch invasion. Phelelani Jojisa, 32, from …. Google Alert – Pretoria
- Wheelchairs put smiles on kids' faces: Pretoria – Pupils from Pretoria School for Cerebral Palsied, Physical and Learning Disabled Learners, and New Hope School now have the freedom of mobility. At least 12 pupils, aged between 3 and 14, were given wheelchairs by Little Miracles Development Centre on behalf of sponsor Roman's Pizza …. Google Alert – Pretoria
- The Iron duke's kid gloves: DESPITE advocating for a no finger-pointing approach as a reaction to the violence that erupted at Durban's Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday in the match between Kaizer Chiefs and Free State Stars, the PSL chairman Irvin Khoza then proceeded to roll the South African Police Services under the …. Google Alert – Pretoria
