Read more about the article SASSA Office In Khayelitsha Must Come Up With A Plan To Serve Those In Need
SASSA has undertaken to ensure that the millions of people who have not been paid their SRD grant for the months of April of May will be paid as of middle of June. (Photo: Gallo Images / Sowetan / Sandile Ndlovu)

SASSA Office In Khayelitsha Must Come Up With A Plan To Serve Those In Need

The SA Social Security Agency needs to urgently come up with a contingency plan for residents in Khayelitsha where the local office has been closed without explanation.

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Read more about the article Municipalities Establishing Unlawful Investigative Units Worsens SA’s Organised Crime Problem
Generic picture of tinned food at a supermarket, containing hormone-disrupting BPA chemicals, also found in certain baby bottles, plastics and till slips, for Power Report. Wednesday 18/09/2013Picture: KEVIN SUTHERLAND 18/09/2013 SUNDAY TIMES - MAINBODY

Municipalities Establishing Unlawful Investigative Units Worsens SA’s Organised Crime Problem

Organised crime is destroying communities and overwhelming our anti-crime resources precisely because criminals are often well connected to rogue police officers who are paid to subvert investigations and tamper with dockets.

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State Must Explain Why It Hasn’t Acted On Whistle-Blower’s Evidence Relating To The Alleged Authors Of Last Year’s Insurrection

Nearly a year ago, I persuaded a whistle-blower to hand damning electronic evidence implicating 26 individuals who appeared to play key roles in instigating or fuelling last July’s attempted insurrection to the Hawks.

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