Port Elizabeth - While women continued to be under-represented as judges in South Africa's court system, the country has made great strides in promoting their participation in the judiciary, says Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng.
Pretoria - The Department of Transport says the national rollout of the Administrative Adjudication of
Pretoria - An early warning system has been launched by government to help ensure South African export
Cabinet noted progress to date on preparations for the 2011 Local Government Elections.
Pretoria - Two police reservists have died after a shooting incident at the Akasia Police Station in P
Pretoria - Cabinet has expressed "shock and dismay" at media reports alleging improper and undue influ
Pretoria - Justice Minister Jeff Radebe and Cabinet Secretary Dr Cassius Lubisi is to meet with Public
Pretoria - The Business Confidence Index (BCI) in February 2011 contracted, the South African Chamber
Pretoria - Cabinet has approved a majority equity stake in SunSpace, a private company set up as a spi
Pretoria - Government has placed the embattled Eastern Cape Education Department under administration
Pretoria - Government has confirmed an outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease in KwaZulu-Natal after physi
Pretoria - National Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele has condemned a raid on the offices of Publ
Johannesburg - For the first time in the history of local government elections, visually impaired vote
Pretoria - Acting President Kgalema Motlanthe has announced that the Local Government Elections will b
Port Elizabeth - Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng says a transformed judiciary is crucial for the stability of South Africa's constitutional democracy.
