Pretoria - President-elect Jacob Zuma and his first wife Zizakele "MaKhumalo" Zuma arrived at the Union Buildings, signalling the start of the official proceedings.
Pretoria - The Department of Defence and Military Veterans has again warned members of the public to be on the look out for scammers who pretend to recruit new and former soldiers with the promise of cash payments.
Pretoria - Jacob Zuma has been sworn in as the fourth democratic President of the Republic.
Pretoria - South Africa's fourth democratically elected President has called on South Africans to unite and move forward decisively together in a time of renewal for the country.
Union Buildings - South Africa's new president has committed to serving the nation with dedication, commitment, discipline, integrity, hard work and passion.
ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY MR JACOB ZUMA ON THE OCCASION OF HIS INAUGURATION AS FOURTH PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma will on Thursday afternoon officially announce the country's new Chief Justice who will take over from Pius Langa.
Pretoria - The Department of Science and Technology has confirmed that plans for the Square Kilometrer Array (SKA) project are firmly on track.
Boksburg – Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has unveiled the National Strategic Plan for Nurse Education, Training and Practice, aimed at reconstructing and revitalising the nursing profession as part of the department’s efforts to improve health outcomes.
Pretoria - Initial results indicate that the Democratic Alliance (DA) has snapped up most of the overseas ballots cast in the 2009 General Election.
Pretoria - Health Minister Barbara Hogan has called on doctors participating in an illegal strike to return to work.
The Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa will be Mr Kgalema Petros Motlanthe.
Pretoria - Almost half of the Cabinet announced by President Jacob Zuma on Sunday consists of women.
Malalane - Business people in Mpumalanga's deep rural Schoemansdal area have launched a local structure of Business Against Crime South Africa (BACSA).
Pretoria - A new drug treatment with the potential of simplifying and shortening TB treatment from two years to less than six months, is currently been tested on patients at two centres in South Africa.
