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South Africa ushers in ETA to make international travel easier, more secure

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South Africa has taken a major step towards transforming the way international travellers enter the country with the official launch of its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) -- a digital system President Cyril Ramaphosa says will make travel easier, faster and more predictable, while strengthening border security.

Morolong to engage Eastern Cape Provincial Executive Council

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The Deputy Minister in The Presidency, Kenny Morolong will on Thursday engage with the Eastern Cape Provincial Executive Council (PEC) on the coordination of government communication, nation branding and community media support in the province.

SA, China deepen cooperation on disability inclusion

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South Africa and China are set to deepen cooperation on disability inclusion, data, universal design, artificial intelligence and assistive technology as the two countries seek practical ways to improve the lives and rights of persons with disabilities.

Boost for emerging exporters

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Small businesses are set to benefit from a partnership between the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) and global shipping and logistics company, DHL.

MEC says women’s fight for dignity remains unfinished

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The struggle for South African women’s freedom stretches far beyond the historic 1956 march to the Union Buildings, with the story of Sarah Baartman offering a stark reminder of the colonial violence and dehumanisation from which women had to be liberated, Eastern Cape MEC for Economic Development, Environmental Affairs and Tourism Nonkqubeka Pieters says.

Durban ready to welcome SADC neighbours

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South Africa is preparing to welcome leaders, ministers, diplomats and other delegates from across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to Durban, with authorities calling on residents to showcase the warmth and hospitality for which the country is known.

SADC Summit disruptions ‘will not be allowed’

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Organisers and participants of planned marches and demonstrations in Durban during the SADC Summit have been warned that while peaceful protest is protected, criminality, intimidation and attempts to disrupt the international gathering will not be tolerated.