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Bright future beckons for film students

Pretoria – Twenty-four learners will join the ranks of the television and film industry after they successfully completed a six-month skills programme.

Minister announces new Eskom Acting CEO

Cape Town – Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown says she has approved Eskom Board’s recommendation to appoint the current Group Executive: Generation, Matshela Koko, as acting Group Chief Executive of Eskom.

Youth must be at the centre of economic transformation

Pretoria - Communications Minister Faith Muthambi says the development of villages, townships and small “dorpies” is a necessary process to improve the quality of life and economic wellbeing of people living in relatively isolated and sparsely populated areas.

DP Ramaphosa lauds SA's efforts to curb HIV

Pretoria – As the globe prepares for World Aids Day commemorations, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has commended South Africans for their efforts towards the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Make World Aids Day count

Pretoria - The South African Medical Association (SAMA) has urged members of the public and healthcare professionals to actively participate in World AIDS Day activities on 1 December.

Heatwave to cool off from Thursday

Pretoria – The South African Weather Services (SAWS) says the heat wave conditions that are currently being experienced in the north-eastern parts of the country are expected to persist until Thursday.

Minister reports R30m payment claims to Public Protector

Cape Town – Police Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko says he has asked the Public Protector to investigate allegations that the Ministry of Police authorised a R30 million payment to a NGO alleged to have links with him.

SAA warns of cabin crew employment scam

Pretoria - South African Airways (SAA) has warned the public about the re-emergence of a recruitment scam inviting young people to apply for a cabin crew training programme.

Africa must align development plans with AGOA

Pretoria - African countries must make the most of the opportunities available through the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), says Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies.