LABOUR DEPARTMENT JOINS FORCES WITH EMPLOYERS TO TACKLE UNEMPLOYMENT AND BOOST JOB CREATION IN KWADUKUZA

The Department of Employment and Labour has called for stronger partnerships between government, employers, organised labour and communities to tackle unemployment, expand job opportunities and support local economic development in KwaDukuza on Thursday, 15 October 2026. A ddressing employe rs and other stakeholders, Employment and Labour Deputy Minister (DM) Jomo Sibiya, […]
CHINA TELLS ISRAEL: PALESTINIAN ISSUE’S THE ‘GREATEST HISTORICAL INJUSTICE OF THIS CENTURY’

Israeli President Isaac Herzog reached out to China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi on the sidelines of Thursday’s session of the Seventh Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia. Herzog, according to Xinhua, recalled that the two peoples helped each other during the World Anti-Fascist War, a memorable chapter in history. […]
AFTER SURGERY, POPE ADDRESSES ST. PETER’S SQUARE CROWD IN A ‘FIRM, CLEAR VOICE’

After his surgery for lung cancer, Pope Leo XIV made his first public appearance today, greeting crowds in St. Peter’s Square. He spoke from the window of the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace in a firm, clear voice: “Having overcome this delicate phase… I will now gradually resume my activities, always with the help of God and […]
LABOUR DEPARTMENT WILL HOLD WORK-SEEKER REGISTRATION IN SOWETO

The Department of Employment and Labour will hold work-seeker registration activities in Soweto on 20 October 2026 at Uncle Tom’s Hall and 21 October 2026 at Bapedi Hall. The activities will focus on encouraging unemployed people and those seeking alternative employment to register with the Department’s Public Employment Services (PES). Registered work-seekers will also be […]
PARIS DEMONSTRATORS DEPLOY CLASSICAL MUSIC TO RESIST POLICE AND PROVOCATEUR VIOLENCE

French and international media have been overemphasizing the violent looting and even arson at public buildings that has, in fact, occurred. There has been far less reported about the close to 800,000 people (students, firemen, nurses, lawyers and yellow vests), who have tried to peacefully express their outrage at their collapsing living standards, ruined by […]