Thando Maeko Political Reporter

Thando is a tenacious and passionate journalist with interests in economic policy, trade and labour. She is a previous winner of Sanlam's Best Newcomer in Business and Financial News award.

Thando Maeko Political Reporter
South Africa grants diplomatic immunity to ICC staff

Minister Ronald Lamola ensures officials cannot be arrested, detained, charged or sued in SA

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South Africa secures Agoa benefits for 2025

Duty-free access renewed for another year as the country prepares to strengthen trade ties with the US

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Commission recommends new minimum wage threshold

Wages for the covered workers grew about 19% in the second quarter of 2024

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Rubella outbreak believed to be caused by lack of vaccination

Cases of viral illness known as German measles top 10,000, mainly in Gauteng and Western Cape

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Ramaphosa urges B20 to rethink using corruption-accused McKinsey

McKinsey & Company has been appointed by the B20 to provide supporting services during SA's G20 presidency

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SA and UN call for peaceful and orderly transition of power in Syria

UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres echoes Dirco minister Ronald Lamola’s remarks after meeting in Pretoria

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Government targets 5% growth by 2029

Growth scenario depends on accelerated reforms over the next five years

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No mafias in Eskom, says board chair Mteto Nyati

Allegations made by former group CEO André de Ruyter when he left the power utility early last year contradicted.

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Ramaphosa says SA’s G20 presidency a chance to reform global governance

President issues strong call for reform of global institutions at start of the Group of 20 summit in Brazil.

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Zondo commission evidence leader calls for independent NPA

Despite the state capture commission’s recommendations graft continues in public procurement