South Africa

Pretoria - A two-day environmental conference ended in Pretoria on Sunday with a call by delegates for

Pretoria-This year's Women's Month programme has been effective in highlighting the continued marginal

Pretoria-The latest tuberculosis (TB) cure rate statistics in Gauteng show some success said the Depar

Pretoria - While Gauteng does not have a specific target pass rate for this year's matric exams, Educa

Pretoria - Bafana Bafana's chances of qualifying for the 2012 African Nations Cup (Afcon) in Equatoria

Komatipoort - School children got their hands dirty and planted 25 indigenous trees as part of the Kru

Pretoria - Leading public health experts will converge in Cape Town on Tuesday for the 5th Milestones

Cape Town - Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor has promised to increase the number of scien

Cape Town - Simply adopting a tick-box approach to tackling development will not solve South Africa's

Pretoria - Parents, communities and other stakeholders have been called to join the fight against alco

Thohoyandou - A Limpopo district municipality has set aside more than R700 million to provide water to

Skukuza - Day visitors to the world-famous Kruger National Park will have free access from Monday to F

Pretoria - The South African National Blood Services (SANBS) has achieved considerable success in the

Cape Town - Instead of writing anonymous letters complaining about the Public Protector, Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Justice and Constitutional Development has urged whistleblowers to contact it.

Doha - International Relations and Cooperation Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane has ended her tenure as President of Conference of the Parties (COP)17 by launching "Thuto ya Batho" or "Teachings from my People - Women adapt to climate change" on Gender Day in Doha.