South Africa

Public Service and Administration Minister Faith Muthambi has paid tribute to the late Hosi Shitlahangoma James Maluleke Xigalo who always promoted the unity of African people.

President Jacob Zuma says the OR Tambo Heritage Site House that was launched in Chelston in Lusaka provides a great opportunity for research and the writing of own African stories.

Eskom has welcomed the Department of Environmental Affairs’ decision to grant the power parastatal permission to proceed with the nuclear installation in Duynefontein in the Western Cape.

Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, Buti Manamela, says young people’s growth and development is intrinsically linked to the advancement and progress of their countries, regions and the world.

The number of pupils allegedly assaulted by a scholar patroller at AB Xuma Primary School has risen to 83.

South Africa has taken several measures to prevent the importation of an outbreak of a plague into the country following the confirmation of 449 cases in Madagascar.

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga will today publish the Draft Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill in the Government Gazette, for public comment.

More than 300 people have benefitted from the upgrade of the Khotsong TB Hospital in Matatiele in the Eastern Cape.

Brand South Africa Chief Executive Officer Dr Kingsley Makhubela and his team have been congratulated by Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Communications on the performance of the organisation in 2016/17.

At least 95% of the Durban Port area has now been declared safe for the navigation of vessels.

Public Works Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko says government’s infrastructure delivery programme is on track.

South African companies will embark on a mission to woo Russian investors with their products and services.

Communications Minister Ayanda Dlodlo has extended the appointments of the three acting SABC executives as of today.

Government and non-governmental organisations are coming together to strengthen efforts to curb gender-based violence.

More than 9 000 direct jobs are set to be created in South Africa and Swaziland during the construction of the Swaziland Rail Link project.