North West - The North West provincial government, in partnership with the Kgetleng River Local Municipality will hold a mass service on Sunday in Skierlik, to remember the victims of the shootings which rocked the small community exactly a year ago today.
Mafikeng - Learners at one of the best performing schools in the North West, the St Mary's High School, were excited this morning to begin the 2009 academic year and hope to maintain the 100 percent pass rate received at the school last year.
Pretoria - Firearm owners, whose birthdays fall between 1 October and 31 December, are urged by the South African Police Service (SAPS) to renew their firearm licences, permits and authorisations by 31 March 2009 in terms of the Firearms Control legislation.
Johannesburg - As the date for the country's national elections draws closer, the City of Johannesburg says it is ready for the task, and will ensure operations on the day goes off smoothly.
Economists agree that as the global recession takes hold and economic growth comes under threat, interest rates are set to drop spurring a revival in South Africa's property market by early 2010, writes Michael Appel.
Durban - Durban's Mayor Obed Mlaba has pledged his support for the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Earth Hour 2009 campaign, a global initiative to raise awareness around energy and the effects of climate change.
Pretoria - The department of health says the confirmed case of H1N1 influenza in the country does not present any danger to the Confederations Cup currently underway.
Parliament - A condolence book has been opened for parliamentarians and members of the public to sign and write their messages of sympathy to the family of the late Helen Suzman.
Pretoria - Government has developed a framework outlining specific measures local government can take to include people with disabilities into its workforce so they can actively participate in service delivery.
Pretoria - Limpopo Department of Health spokesperson Phuthi Seloba has confirmed 52 new cases of cholera in the province.
Pretoria - Despite a drop in total trade between France and South Africa from R32 billion in 2008 to R23 billion in 2009, Pretoria says it is encouraged by French President Nicolas Sarkozy's commitment to strengthen economic relations, which are viewed as vital by President Jacob Zuma's administration to create much needed jobs.
Johannesburg - President Jacob Zuma has sent a warm welcome to the international soccer fans currently in the country for the FIFA Confederations Cup.
Bloemfontein - Bafana Bafana are through to the FIFA Confederations Cup semi-finals, despite losing 2-nil to Spain in their last group A match in Free State Stadium last night.
Nelspruit - Mpumalanga has recorded its first cholera death, according to the provincial Department of Health on Wednesday.
Cape Town - Government has successfully implemented its national greening pragramme and has in the past three years reached and exceeded its million-trees-a year target.
