Skip to main content
Search SAnews

South Africa

Police talk tough on social grant fraud

413

Pretoria - Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has called on those involved in social grant fraud to surrender to police or face police tracking them down.

Pamphlets to help prepare matriculants

592

Pretoria - At least 50 000 pamphlets with tips on writing exams are to be distributed to Grade 12 learners in the Free State to help them prepare for their finals.

SA’s malaria plan lauded

417

Pretoria - South Africa plans to eliminate the spread of malaria within its borders by the year 2018, President Jacob Zuma said.

Dti looks into creative industry woes

310

Pretoria - A review commission is being set up by the Department of Trade and Industry (dti) to investigate problems faced by the local creative industry.

SA hosts Spain Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs

390

Pretoria - Juan Antonio Yanez-Barnuevo, the Spanish Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, is to arrive in South Africa this afternoon for the 7th Annual Bilateral Consultations between Spain and South Africa.

Communities urged to use local clinics

657

Pretoria - In an effort to reduce pressure on hospitals, the Gauteng Department of Health and Social Development has urged provincial communities to use their local clinics for treatment.

Mandela Foundation hits back

452

Pretoria - The Nelson Mandela Foundation has demanded an apology from Sunday Independent Editor Makhudu Sefara after the latter allegedly accused the foundation's spokesperson of misleading the nation on former President Nelson Mandela's hospitalisation last week.

Task team to look into pipeline overruns

394

Pretoria - Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba has appointed a five-member task team to probe the cost of overspending at Transnet's New Multi Product Pipeline (NMPP).

New Lakeside park to thrill residents

643

Pretoria - A picturesque dam and tranquil surroundings is what Orange Farm and Lakeside residents, in the south of Johannesburg, can look forward to once the multimillion rand park and food garden officially opens.

New driver's licence legislation delayed

2541

Pretoria - The Transport Department has delayed putting into motion the amended National Road Traffic Regulations, which would make it illegal to drive a light motor vehicle with a licence for a heavy vehicle.

Jazz greats at inaugural Tzaneen fest

548

Tzaneen - Jazz lovers in Limpopo can look forward to performances by the likes of Jonas Gwangwa and Maduvha at the inaugural Jazz in the Garden festival in Tzaneen on Saturday.

Team to intervene at schools with high pregnancy rates

892

Giyani - A team of health professionals will be dispatched to Limpopo schools with high pregnancy rates.
Recent media reports about the high pregnancy rate at Mavalani High School outside Giyani, where 57 girls are pregnant, forced the department to intervene, said provincial Health and Social Development spokesperson, Cecil Motsepe, on Tuesday.