Bhisho - Eastern Cape Local Government and Traditional Affairs MEC, Mlibo Qoboshiyane, is happy with the way Buffalo City Metro officials reacted to floods that hit the city on Tuesday.
Pretoria - Gauteng Department of Labour has warned employers to be on a look out for people impersonat
Pretoria - An initiative aimed at training the country's unemployed youth was unveiled by Deputy Touri
Pretoria - Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela has dismissed the allegations of fraud and corruption against her as "baseless, without truth and malicious."
Pretoria - Mobile cellular operators have commended government for helping them in speeding up the RICA process.
Pretoria - Minister in The Presidency, Collins Chabane, has expressed confidence in the ability of GCI
Pretoria - A clinical report from a team of experts on the death of five babies at Jubilee Hospital last month has revealed that the cause of death - in most cases - was prematurity.
Pretoria - Although South Africa's economy is showing growth, it continues to face uncertain times, says Deputy Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene.
Pretoria - The Public Protector has found that Hessequa Municipality Mayor Christopher Taute's conduct, in allegedly attempting to solicit donations for the ANC using a municipal letterhead, was abuse of power.
Polokwane - It's official: the 2011 Nelson Mandela Day celebrations will be staged in Giyani stadium, Limpopo.
Pretoria - A joint task team has been appointed by President Jacob Zuma to support work aimed at strengthening education in the Eastern Cape.
Durban - KwaZulu-Natal is getting lessons on climate change ahead of the all-important United Nations conference on the pressing subject matter later this year.
Durban - Pyeongchang, a South Korean city that will have fond memories of South Africa. It is here where they with "persistence and patience" finally won the bid to host a Winter Olympics, the 2018 Games.
Durban - The Springbok squad for the upcoming Tri-Nations at the moment is looking dismal, with 21 players put on the injury list.
Pretoria - South Africa has reiterated its position with regards to the conflict in Libya, saying an immediate ceasefire should be the first order of business to allow for deliberations.
