Pretoria - South Africa will continue to maintain its troop deployment in Darfur and will further assist through bilateral mechanisms in contributing to the attainment of peace in the Sudanese capital, South Africa's Ambassador Baso Sangqu said.
Pretoria - An agreement ending a two-week strike in the engineering sector is to be signed later this morning, the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) said.
Pretoria - At 08:05 on Monday morning, South African school children all over the country sang "Happy Birthday" to former President Nelson Mandela as he celebrates his 93rd birthday.
Pretoria - Nomaxabiso Majokweni has been named the new Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) chief executive officer.
Johannesburg - The employment contract of Gauteng Roads and Transport Head of Department, Benedicta Monama, is not going to be renewed.
East London - The Eastern Cape Transport Department has been given the all-clear by the Auditor-General in an unqualified report released last week.
Durban - If Sub-Saharan Africa is to benefit from the huge economic and social benefits brought by transport infrastructure, upgrade and maintenance of the transport network system must be carried out.
Pretoria - About 35 000 daily Rea Vaya bus commuters between Soweto and Johannesburg CBD and the surrounding areas are still stranded as the bus drivers continue with their illegal strike.
Pretoria - Former President Nelson Mandela will get a special visit from President Jacob Zuma today, who will present him with an architect's impression of the Nelson Mandela Legacy Bridge.
Pretoria - A staggering 51 163 candidates will contest this year's Local Government Elections, up by m
Durban - The KwaZulu-Natal government has come up with an innovative way to address ineffective spending patterns on infrastructure.
Cape Town - The Department of Correctional Services says that reducing overcrowding in correctional fa
East London - Buffalo City Metro top brass got their hands dirty cleaning up the streets of East London as part of Mandela Day celebrations.
Cape Town - The Department of Correctional Services is mulling the establishment of a trading entity t
Pretoria - British Prime Minister David Cameron has committed to double bilateral trade with South Africa by 2015, as he began his first working visit to sub-Saharan Africa to bolster trade links with the continent.
