What’s happening in South Africa?
From high KZN municipal Covid-19 expenditure to the COSATU national strike, here is a selection of stories that made headlines across South Africa this week
Nersa granted leave to appeal Eskom’s price hike victory NERSA has been granted leave to appeal a High Court decision which allowed Eskom to hike electricity prices ,in order to recover misappropriated R69 billion in equity
Cosatu demands answers in 14 days The cost of living has increased, so should our salaries, says NUM leader
https://www.citizen.co.za/zululand-observer/lnn/1145069/cosatu-demands-answers-in-14-days/
Date for Comrades 2021 announced The CMA board has also confirmed that next year’s 95th Comrades Marathon will be a down run
https://www.citizen.co.za/zululand-observer/lnn/1145061/date-for-comrades-2021-announced/
KZN municipalities spent R749.5 million on Covid, reveals MEC Councils asked to provide lists of service providers utilised in relation to the expenditures
Cosatu National Strike: Truck transporting pigs stuck in N3 traffic WARNING | Some viewers might find the video upsetting
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