Bronwen Dyke-Beyer says they will avoid trouble-spots.

ANC provincial spokesperson, Mdumiseni Ntuli says the hearing has been scheduled for October the first.

The #AutomobileAssociation has warned motorists to brace for yet another substantial increase in fuel prices at the end of the month.
It predicts price hikes of up to 35-cents a litre for petrol, 33 cents for diesel, and 29 cents for illuminating paraffin.

Two-hundred-and-eighty workers who were fired 23 years ago by the now disbanded Midrand Council, will now be employed by the City of Johannesburg. The dismissals in 1994 followed a strike by municipal workers against corruption and nepotism within the council. The South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu), in collaboration with the city, believes that this historic bargain will vindicate the honest workers who suffered at the hands of an administration which preferred protecting corrupt officials.

The future of hundreds of corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma remains unclear after the Supreme Court of Appeal reserved judgment on the president's application on Thursday

SCOPA Chairperson, Themba Godi says they will be paying SASSA a visit.

OUTA Chairperson Wayne Duvenage says under Dudu Myeni’s leadership the talent at the airline had has been removed.

African National Congress (ANC) Secretary-General, Gwede Mantashe, says the governing party has the final say on whether to seek leave to appeal on Tuesday’s Pietermaritzburg High Court's ruling. The court ruled that the outcome of the 2015 KwaZulu-Natal ANC conference was unlawful. The outcome saw former KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Premier, Senzo Mchunu ousted as the party's provincial chairperson.

Families of the victims of the Esidimeni tragedy are hoping to get closure now. They and government have agreed on arbitration to resolve their differences. The agreement follows the Health Ombudsman's recommendations. Family members of the victims want former Health MEC Qedani Mahlangu jailed. Public hearings will now be held for the affected families - as mediation begins. The process chaired by retired Concourt Judge, Dikgang Moseneke is expected to delve deeper into the tragedy. Over a hundred mentally-ill patients died last year after they were moved to unlicensed NGO's. Christine Nxumalo, who lost her sister in the Esidimeni tragedy, is also the spokesperson for the victims' families.

African National Congress (ANC) National Spokesperson, Zizi Kodwa, says the governing party will make an appropriate pronouncement after a detailed analysis of the implications of Tuesday’s Pietermaritzburg High Court ruling. The court declared the 2015 KwaZulu-Natal ANC conference unlawful. Kodwa says they are studying the judgment.