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Local Government Election Results System audit gets underway

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As part of the Commission’s assurance measures to ensure transparency, credibility, and confidence in the electoral process, the Electoral Commission has undertaken and concluded an independent and external audit of the Election Results System.

DBE honours 485 000 educators on World Teachers’ Day

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The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has paid tribute to South Africa’s approximately 485,000 educators, recognising their contribution to the development of the country’s children and the future of the nation.

Simelane urges collective action on urban challenges

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Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane says stronger collaboration between government, communities, the private sector, civil society and other stakeholders is key to tackling the country’s urban challenges and accelerating the creation of adequate, inclusive and sustainable human settlements.

One Billion Trees campaign improves lives, empowers communities 

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The Presidential One Billion Trees Campaign has planted more than seven million trees across South Africa since April this year, with government positioning the initiative as a driver of food security, job creation, rural development and economic empowerment. 

KZN transport and logistics future takes centre stage at Indaba

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The future of transport and logistics in KwaZulu-Natal took centre stage at the Transport Indaba, with government, industry experts and policymakers exploring measures to strengthen the province’s position as a major trade and logistics gateway.

Police arrest 670 wanted suspects

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Police have arrested more than 670 suspects in Gauteng for serious and violent crimes as part of Operation Shanela II, led by Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Tommy Mthombeni.

Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager granted three-year safety permit

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The Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager (TRIM) was granted a three-year safety permit by the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) following a rigorous regulatory assessment of safety management systems, governance arrangements, risk management processes, and controls required to manage safety across the rail infrastructure under its responsibility.

SAWS advises of scattered showers and thundershowers

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The South African Weather Service (SAWS) says a surface trough will be semi-permanent over the western interior of the country this week, while a surface high-pressure system will extend its ridge into the southern and eastern parts.