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Read more about Havells Q4 PAT jumps 70% YoY to Rs 302 cr on Business Standard. Havells India reported a 70.6% jump in standalone net profit to Rs 302.27 crore on 50.3% rise in net sales to Rs 3,331.19 crore in Q4 FY21 over Q4 FY20. ....
Free State MEC threatens court action to force municipal manager to go on leave 21 May 2021 - 09:37 Free State premier Sisi Ntombela has pleaded for more time to try to persuade the Mangaung municipal manager to go on leave. Image: Veli Nhlapo/Sowetan. A Free State MEC has vowed to drag the embattled Mangaung metro municipal manager to court next week and force him to take leave while his alleged maladministration is being investigated. Co-operative governance and traditional affairs (Cogta) MEC Thembeni Nxangisa has promised to force Tankiso Mea to go on leave and allow the investigation into his alleged misconduct to go smoothly. ....
Gauteng MEC for community safety Faith Mazibuko has apologised. File image Image: Freddy Mavunda “For the sake of the vote!” Those are the words of Loyiso Masuku, Johannesburg ANC deputy secretary and member of the mayoral committee for corporate and shared services. Masuku and Gauteng community safety MEC Faith Mazibuko, feature in a video doing the rounds on social media where they appear to be belittling the same voter base they are trying to recruit from. The two, together with other ANC members, are seen eating chicken feet at an informal settlement as part of their campaign trail for the by-elections held on Wednesday. ....
“The affect of the budget cuts of R6.3bn will severely be felt by learners in the classroom. Because of these budget cuts, it is now a reality that we will have classrooms that will be left without educators; that schools will not be sufficiently supported by district offices; that head offices will not be able to effectively support the entire system,” he said. “Cutting off unnecessary and unapproved travelling of staff members; limiting approved travelling kilometres to 1,750; capping KZN cars petrol cards to R3,000 a month; cutting on legal costs; proper management of staff leave and exit packages; and consolidation of small and non-viable schools these measures will not fully mitigate against the affect of budget cuts,” said Mshengu. ....