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OPINION: In his State of the Nation Address in February, President Cyril Ramaphosa talked about the need for the framework for the professionalisation of the public service. The idea is to have a public service that is professional, ethical and driven by merit when executing its duties, writes Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu.

With South Africa’s first Rugby World Cup match on Sunday, the coming weeks will be a time of frantic activity for the Springboks. Luke Alfred tries to unravel

It’s essential to protect sensitive or tender plants from weather extremes. This is just one lesson learned in the garden.

Calls are mounting for an urgent special council meeting to be held in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro to discuss whether disciplinary steps should be taken against city manager Noxolo Nqwazi.

Recently, in a major feat for transparency and accountability, the North Gauteng High Court ordered that the public must have access to COVID-19 procurement contracts – details of which, until now, have been kept away from the public eye as the government cited confidentiality clauses.

Between South Africa’s Public Procurement Bill and the National Health Insurance Bill, health sector procurement in the country is set for a major shake-up – all as a landmark court decision last week reaffirmed the constitutional imperative that public procurement must be conducted in a transparent way. Alicestine October takes a deep dive into the accelerating currents of procurement reform.

On a Midwest farm surrounded by cornfields, it was a rare occurrence when rice graced our supper tab

EABL has defended the recent acquisition of an additional 14.97 percent stake in the company by Diageo Plc.