Pretoria - With all the infrastructure changes and upgrades completed, the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria is ready to be handed over to FIFA for the upcoming Confederations Cup.
Skierlik - A task team has been set up to fight all forms of social ill and increase development in the informal settlement of Skierlik.
Johannesburg - Bafana Bafana coach Joel Santana has named the 23-man squad which will represent South Africa in the forthcoming FIFA 2009 Confederations Cup.
Cape Town - Despite the world economic crisis, China's Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi has pledged that China would continue providing assistance to African countries.
Parliament - The Department of Police has declared a war on organised crime and corruption in the public and private sectors.
Parliament - Leaders of political parties on Thursday debated President Jacob Zuma's State of the Nation Address in Parliament.
Durban - The number of deaths on KwaZulu-Natal's roads decreased during the past festive season by 18 percent when compared to the same period in 2007.
Mpumalanga - A total of 49 cases of cholera and 19 deaths have been confirmed in Mpumalanga.
Cape Town - Wellington Vusumuzi Mavimbela has been appointed Director General in the Presidency with immediate effect.
Johannesburg - A special team has been set up to come up with proposals aimed at ending the ongoing industrial actions by personnel of the City of Johannesburg's emergency services.
Mafikeng - A patient admitted at the Carletonville Hospital has been diagnosed with cholera, bringing the total number of cholera cases in the North West to five.
Johannesburg - South Africa is to host constitutional court judges from around the world, including those from Commonwealth courts and members of various regional groups, in Cape Town, later this month.
Johannesburg - Government aims to train 50 000 qualified artisans by 2010, says
Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor.
Mafikeng - The North West police have arrested 8 580 people for various crimes through Operation Festive Season which began on 1 October 2008 until January this year.
Pretoria - South Africa has joined the rest of the world in a call for action to combat climate change as it celebrates World Environment Day (WED).
