South Africa

The official memorial service for Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa will take place at the Tshwane Events Centre, Hall J, on 3 October 2018, at 10h00.

As Heritage Month draws to a close, Eskom remains a part of South African heritage, its Group Chief Executive Phakamani Hadebe said on Friday.

The Prudential Authority (PA) has released its Regulatory Strategy for the period 2018–2021.

Members of the public have been invited to provide written inputs on the proposed policy and policy direction to the Authority on licensing of unassigned high demand spectrum.

Various government departments, including agencies, have visited Soshanguve Crossing as part of the service delivery campaign, launched at the beginning of the month, by Public Service and Administration Minister Ayanda Dlodlo.

After an 11-year journey to acquire their fishing rights, fishermen from the small fishing town of Port Nolloth in the Northern Cape can finally get on their fishing boats and catch linefish and rock lobster – on their own terms.

As part of the Presidency’s achievements for the past financial year, it's Annual Report highlights significant strides made in drawing black industrialists into the economy, youth employment and deepening the impact of Operation Phakisa.

Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies will host the inaugural black industrialists roundtable dialogue as part of efforts to foster open discussion between government and the private sector.

This year’s installment of the Employment Equity (EE) roadshows will kick off from next week.

The late Environmental Affairs Minister, Dr Edna Molewa’s visionary leadership, positioned the department as a critical vehicle of economic advancement in the country.

Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA) Minister Zweli Mkhize says police are making inroads in addressing the killing of councillors.

Communications Deputy Minister Pinky Kekana says there is a need for women in the media, particular in broadcasting to find expression not as consumers or faces but as participants in the value chain of the industry.

The Department of Public Service and Administration on Thursday took the Public Service Month activities to Ga-Mothapo village, in Limpopo, where they interacted with the locals on service delivery challenges.

With the gazetting of the Mining Charter, South Africa now has the duty to drum up investment for the mining sector, Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe said on Thursday.

Males continue to participate in the labour market at a higher rate than their female counterparts, despite the number of females in the workforce still exceeding that of males, Statistics South Africa announced on Thursday.