Social Development Deputy Minister Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu will today unveil a specialised computer centre in Port Elizabeth to address the educational needs of learners with disabilities.
The Department of Environmental Affairs has urged community members to assist the police and conservation authorities to combat rhino poaching.
Parents in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro have been warned to be on the lookout for whooping cough symptoms and immediately take children to the nearest clinic, should the latter present.
While South Africa is well known for its rich mineral endowment and well-regulated mining industry which is a major contributor to the economy, the sector is grappling with the health and safety of miners.
Nine beaches in KwaZulu-Natal have been awarded Blue Flag status, which is a much-needed boost for tourism in the province.
Next week’s much-anticipated Investment Conference will be a platform for South Africa to woo investors and showcase a more coherent narrative about the direction of South Africa’s economy.
The proof of the pudding lies in the eating, they say. For the 10 million South Africans who are unemployed, the outcomes of the recent Jobs Summit provide a beacon of hope – but only if the implementation agreed upon is followed through, writes Keamogetse Kgomanyane.
The Department of Labour’s Supported Employment Enterprises (SEE) is helping to improve the employment prospects for people with disabilities.
Parliament’s Standing Committee on the Auditor-General has condemned threats made against officials in the office of the Auditor General, saying those making the threats should be brought to book.
South Africa and Botswana have recommitted to work together to deepen the strong cultural and historical ties that bind the two sister countries.
South Africa’s strong financial market infrastructure and robust legal framework has ensured the country remains the ultimate destination for investors in Africa, according to the Absa Africa Financial Markets Index.
Dr Tshepo Motsepe has condemned the stigma associated with public breastfeeding and insists that mothers should breastfeed their babies anywhere.
A Nelson Mandela Bay traffic officer has been sentenced to five years in prison after accepting a R400 bribe.
The South African Social Security Agency has warned old age and disability grant beneficiaries to appoint trustworthy procurators to withdraw their social grants on their behalf at ATMs, post offices or at merchants.
The Department of Trade and Industry (dti) is set to lead a delegation of local companies to the Salon International de l’alimentation International Food Exhibition in France, as part of efforts to explore new markets.
