With the world marking Nelson Mandela International Day today, ordinary citizens and Cabinet Ministers are going out into communities to make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation has invited South Africans and citizens of the world to use Nelson Mandela International Day as a renewal of commitment to making a sustainable difference in the lives of the poor.
Social Development Minsiter Bathabile Dlamini and the CEO of SASSA, Thokozani Magwaza, have agreed to terminate the services of the latter.
“Let us reach out to the children. Let us do whatever we can to support their fight to rise above their pain and suffering.
South Africa is participating in the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development 2017 (HLPF 2017), underway at the United Nations (UN) in New York.
South African Airways (SAA) will not cover up acts of criminality, the national carrier said on Monday.
South Africans must brace themselves for a busy Tuesday, as hundreds of activities will take place around the country in celebration of the annual Nelson Mandela International Day.
Inscribed as the ninth World Heritage Site in South Africa, the ‡Khomani Cultural Landscape has been added to the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation’s (UNESCO) prestigious list of sites.
The Department of Trade and Industry (dti) will spend R100 million to support emerging black filmmakers.
Residents in Malamulele, Limpopo, have been urged to speak out against ritual murders following the murder of 16-year-old Rirhandzu Manganyi, who was found dead a week ago with some body parts missing.
As its commitment to Mandela Day, the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) will on Tuesday host blood donation sites at hundreds of locations all over South Africa.
Eskom has refuted weekend reports stating that it is facing a cash crisis.
As winter takes hold over large parts of South Africa, Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa has appealed to the citizens to keep warm as a cold weather pattern unfolds in the coming days.
The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) says all procurement processes were duly adhered to when appointing consulting firm Deloitte.
With political killings intensifying in KwaZulu-Natal, Premier Willies Mchunu is doubling efforts aimed at ensuring a climate of peace and stability prevails in the province.
