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South Africa can – and should – top up child support grants to avoid a humanitarian crisis
1st April 2020 South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown is likely to have a devastating impact on the incomes of workers and their dependants. There is broad agreement... →
Panic buying in the wake of COVID-19 underscores inequalities in South Africa
23rd March 2020 Pictures of empty shelves and long queues have pervaded all forms of media in South Africa over the past few days. These scenes are not unlike... →
Minister Sisulu appoints disgraced Gugile Nkwinti to new Advisory Committee of rogues
5th March 2020 The Democratic Alliance (DA) has learnt that Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu, has hired ex-Rural Development... →
Cosatu says pension fund prop for Eskom not risk free, but only option
By: African News Agency 4th March 2020 The Congress of South African Trade unions (Cosatu) on Wednesday told MPs its proposal to use public service pension funds to cut Eskom's debt by... →
Enock Mpianzi: making boys into men
By: Raymond Suttner 4th February 2020 The death of Enock Mpianzi, while on a Parktown Boys High School camp in the North-West Province has aroused considerable concern, not only from... →
COSAS National Executive Committee Official Statement on 2019 Matric Results
8th January 2020 "Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.".... - Malcolm X COSAS National Executive... →
5 things on De Ruyter's to-do list as he starts at Eskom 
By: News24Wire 6th January 2020 As Andre de Ruyter officially begins his role as the new Eskom CEO, some energy experts have agreed that no single person is capable of solving all... →
Statement on Christmas Eve release of Kanya Cekeshe from prison
24th December 2019 We welcome the release earlier today of #FeesMustFall student activist Kanya Cekeshe from prison. It has been our contention that it was unfair... →
