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Never too old to learn

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Acornhoek - As children, they never had the chance to get an education but the opportunity has finally come now that they are grandmothers and fathers.

KZN gets tough on late registrations

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Pretoria - In a bid to ensure teaching starts on the first day of the academic year, schools in KwaZulu-Natal will from next year no longer accept late registrations on the first day of school.

BHP donates millions for flood relief

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Pretoria - Global mining, oil and gas company, BHP Billiton on Tuesday donated R18 million towards South Africa's Government Disaster Fund.

Govt acts to improve food security

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Pretoria - The South African government is hoping to increase the number of smallholding farmers and black commercial farmers in the next five years to reduce the growing food security challenges currently facing the country.

Three TB hospitals shut down

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Pretoria - Three TB hospitals in Gauteng have been closed to channel resources to where they are needed most.

Add your voice to govt budget

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Pretoria - Finance Minster Pravin Gordhan is calling on South Africans to send in their budget tips ahead of his address in February.

Young guns to help corrections dept

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Pretoria - The Department of Correctional Services has set the ball rolling to improve its financial management following eight years of qualified reports.

Senior health official arrested for fraud

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Pretoria - A KwaZulu-Natal senior health official is expected to appear in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrates Court today following his arrest on Monday for fraud and corruption charges.

Padayachie bids goodbye to SABC GCEO

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Pretoria - Communications Minister Roy Padayachie has thanked outgoing SABC Group CEO Solly Mokoetle for his contribution to the public broadcaster, but added that the time had come for the latter to stabilise.

Satawu, RFA to meet over wage dispute

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Pretoria - The SA Transport and Allied Workers' Union (Satawu) will today be meeting with the Road Freight Association (RFA) in a bid to resolve the wage dispute which has resulted in truck drivers embarking on a nationwide strike.

Home Affairs nets illegal immigrants

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Pretoria - More than 350 illegal immigrants, believed to have been smuggled into the country by syndicates, were arrested in Johannesburg on Thursday.

Pull up your green socks

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Pretoria - A challenge has been put to Ekurhuleni residents and government to play an active role in preserving the environment.

Metrobus strike talks reach deadlock

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Pretoria - The ongoing strike by Metrobus drivers in Johannesburg does not look likely to end soon as talks reached a deadlock yesterday.