Deputy President David Mabuza kicked off Mandela Day by handing over newly built houses to seven families as part of the 300 houses that will be handed over to the community of Amsterdam in Mpumalanga.
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has appointed a new Advisory Board for the Government Pensions Administration Agency (GPAA).
The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has urged members of the public who have information about the irregular clearing of outstanding vehicle licence fees and penalties to report it.
The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) has called on the media in BRICS countries to explore media partnerships in order to better tell the stories of developing economies to their citizens.
As part of Mandela Day, the Department of Water and Sanitation, together with its partners, has spearheaded a successful cleaning of Klip River in Orlando West in Soweto.
Nelson Mandela once said education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
The KwaZulu-Natal provincial government has announced plans to revamp the hall where Mandela made his last speech as a free man in 1961 during the All-In-Africa Conference.
Young people must lead South Africa’s drive to advance, shape and win the fourth industrial revolution, says Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba.
Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi says it is upon everyone and the generations to come to defend Madiba’s legacy and to continue the struggle for socio-economic justice and equality.
The German Post and the South African Post Office have joined forces to spread the Madiba magic.
Mandela Day may come once a year, but for the child-headed Dlula household today’s centenary commemoration will be one they will remember for years to come.
Police officers at Sunnyside station were caught off guard on Wednesday morning when SAPS top management rocked up unannounced.
People across the country are today dedicating 67 minutes to do good on what would have been the late former President Nelson Mandela’s 100th birthday.
With the 15 000-strong crowd packed into Wanderers Stadium hanging on to his every word, former US President Barack Obama called on the world -- with emphasis on the youth -- to keep the torch of Nelson Mandela’s legacy burning.
Active citizenry, fighting corruption, strong democracies and youth empowerment were just some of the key take-aways from speakers who set the tone for the 16th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture.
