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Clean-up campaign hits Pretoria streets

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Pretoria – Officials from the Department of Arts and Culture rolled up their sleeves on Friday to pay tribute to South Africa’s liberation icon.

SA lobbying for Brics bank location

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Cape Town – Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies says it would be an advantage if the Brics Development Bank was to be located in Johannesburg.

Mandela book drive to get children reading

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Pretoria – Children in schools around Gauteng will be able to share the rich story of former President Nelson Mandela, thanks to a book drive by the provincial Education Department.

Treat patients with care, urges Health MEC

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Pretoria - Gauteng Health MEC Qedani Mahlangu has read the riot act to staff members at two clinics in Ekurhuleni, where several complaints have been received from the public.

Olympiad participants urged to invent more

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Pretoria – Science and Technology Minister, Naledi Pandor, has challenged participants of the National Science Olympiad Awards to add to the list of inventions that South Africa is known for.

Public hearings on Lwandle evictions to start

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Pretoria – The ministerial enquiry set up to investigate the evictions in Lwandle in Cape Town will commence with public hearings on Monday, says the Department of Human Settlements.

KZN legislature does it for Madiba

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Pretoria – Members of the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature are set to get their hands dirty in a clean-up campaign to mark Mandela Day next week.

Administrator to turn around Ngaka Modiri Molema

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Pretoria – Councillors from the Ngaka Modiri Molema District Municipality in the North West have committed to working hand in hand with the newly appointed administrator to get their house in order.

Gauteng e-toll panel sits next week

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Johannesburg - A panel set up by Gauteng Premier David Makhura to review the implementation of e-tolls in Gauteng is set to begin its work next week, the Premier said on Thursday.

Freedom Ride to honour Madiba

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Pretoria – Johannesburg Mayor, Parks Tau, on Thursday launched the second Freedom Ride, which will take place in the city on 20 July.

Good news for job creation

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Port Elizabeth - The production of up to 5 000 trucks at the newly launched First Automobile Works (FAW) vehicle assembly plant in Coega, Port Elizabeth, is good news for job creation in the country.