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BRICS forum a boon for city

Buffalo City Metro Mayor Councillor Xola Pakati says the BRICS sectoral meetings have presented the city with an opportunity to position itself as a tourism and an investment destination.

SA working hard to restore SOEs’ stability

Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene says government is leaving no stone unturned in returning State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) to their former glory, the success of which will improve the economic outlook of the country.

Cape Town dams filling up

The levels of the dams supplying water to Cape Town have been rising consistently and significantly over the past six weeks, says the Deputy Mayor of Cape Town Ian Neilson.

Minister Mokonyane meets Deaf Federation of SA

South Africa’s deaf community will have an opportunity to engage with the Department of Communications and its entities to highlight issues that affect the deaf, people who are hard of hearing and those with hearing loss.

Concern raised about transformation

Minister of Labour Mildred Oliphant has expressed concern that a few companies are evading implementing their own Employment Equity Plans.

Transforming lives one youth at a time

After struggling to find a stable job for more than three years, Nelisiwe Gabini decided to start her own events planning company in Bronkhorstspruit, a small town about 50 kilometres east of Tshwane.

Lend a hand to boost SA's economy

President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to rally the business community to lend a hand in growing and boosting the country’s economy at the World Economic Forum roundtable with the South African government.

Men, women should lead fight against gender-based violence

A recent Statistics South Africa report revealed that at least one in five South African women have experienced some form of gender-based violence. Sadly, most perpetrators of this crime get away unpunished as their victims suffer in silence.