Pretoria - With just a few months left before the UN climate change summit in Durban, the South African government has moved to quell scepticism around the state of preparedness for the event, with Cabinet ministers on Tuesday saying the country was in fact ahead.
Pretoria - Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has found that there was improper conduct and maladministration on the part of both the Department of Public Works and SAPS with regards to the leasing of a building in Durban.
Pretoria - People with disabilities who will not be able to get to their polling stations to cast thei
Pretoria - The newly renovated Home Affairs office in Barrack Street, Cape Town, will be open to the p
Pretoria - The South African Police Services (SAPS) and the Presidency are both studying the report by Public Protector Thuli Madonsela, which found the R1.16 billion lease for police offices in Durban to be invalid.
Pretoria - The Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi Airport in Ulundi could be in for a multi-million rand reva
Pretoria - Umbumbulu community will now have easy access to services on their development projects, th
Pretoria - The Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will today begin its two-day meeting with economists predicting that the repo rate will remain unchanged at 5.5 percent.
Pretoria - Key role players in the arts, culture and heritage industry have pledged to work collective
Pretoria - Matric educators are set to receive uniform lesson plans from the Gauteng Education Departm
Cape Town - There are over a million domestic workers in South Africa and many remained "invisible" and abused by employers.
Johannesburg - With just a week to go before the Local Government Elections on 18 May, officials in Gauteng say they are happy with the performance of local government in the province over the past five years.
Pretoria - As long as we can walk, have hands and hearing aids, we are ready to come in and assist in the healthcare system.
Cape Town - Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has promised commercial farmers in the Western Cape more resources in the fight against crime.
Pretoria - The North West Department of Health says it will investigate allegations that nurses at Ikhutseng Community Clinic are illegally making treatment for any illness conditional on patients agreeing to be tested for HIV.
