South Africa

A police case has been opened against the owner of the syringes used to inject learners at Mooifontein Primary School in Kempton Park, Johannesburg.

Public Service and Administration Minister Faith Muthambi is on Thursday expected to interact and listen to the day-to day challenges faced by Limpopo public servants.

South Africa and Tanzania have signed various agreements to cooperate in the areas of culture, heritage and preservation of South Africa’s struggle history for liberation.

A bogus doctor was arrested in Soweto for allegedly issuing fake medical certificates to motorists seeking to apply for public drivers’ permits.

The Department of Telecommunications and Postal Services Deputy Minister, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, says South African youth must benefit from corporate social investment (CSI) initiatives.

Over 100 delegates from 18 countries and representing 52 organisations have gathered in the Kruger National Park to hold a conference on high precision analysis techniques which can be used in the fabrication of components for nuclear reactors.

The death toll from a powerful earthquake that struck central Mexico on Tuesday has risen to over 200.

South Africa and the United Kingdom have recommitted to enhance trade ahead of the UK leaving the European Union.

South Africa is set to take over the chairmanship of the Indian Ocean Rim Association Council (IORA) in October until 2019.

The three bodyguards arrested for unlawful possession of firearms are due to appear at the Durban Magistrate Court this morning.

The Gauteng Department of Education has dismissed a report on social media that an educator was burnt by a learner at Buhlebemfundo Secondary School in Tsakane.

The demand for nuclear power continues to grow, demonstrating that nuclear remains a viable option for countries around the world, Energy Deputy Minister Thembi Majola said on Tuesday.

Police Minister Fikile Mbalula says he will embark on a process to fill the permanent vacancy at the head of Hawks.

The Office of Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has refuted claims that the Minister accepted an invitation or attended any event of the Gupta family.

South Africa and Tanzania are expected to sign various agreements today aimed at preserving the history of the liberation struggle as part of the two countries’ implementation of the Roads to Independence in Africa project that is endorsed by the United Nations.