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Basic Education warns of hoax bursary notice

Pretoria - The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has distanced itself from a fake notice regarding applications for the department’s Funza Lushaka Programme, which made rounds on social media platforms recently.

More support pledged to schools

Pretoria - The Portfolio Committee on Basic Education has committed to giving more support to schools in 2016, especially those situated in struggling districts.

KZN Treasury ready to take on 2016

Pretoria – KwaZulu-Natal MEC of Finance Belinda Scott says all public servants, especially those tasked with dealing with public funds, must be ready to deliver in 2016.

More funds to help students

Pretoria - Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande says government has set aside an additional R6.912 billion to support university education.

Racism still an issue in SA

Pretoria - The Presidency says an article published by the Independent Newspapers group has distorted what President Jacob Zuma said about racism over the weekend.

Calls for campaigns against racism

Cape Town – President Jacob Zuma has called on all South Africans to work together to campaign against racism, sexism, tribalism and other forms of discrimination in society.

Presidency rejects media reports

Pretoria - The Presidency has rejected a Mail & Guardian report today alleging that President Jacob Zuma secretly received money from the late Libyan President, Muammar Gaddafi.

SA, US seal AGOA negotiations

Pretoria - Meat imports and agricultural trade negotiations between South Africa and the United States have been concluded and South Africa is now expected to participate in the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) without interruptions.