South Africa

Pretoria - Cabinet has expressed concern over the lawlessness, violence and intimidation that it says has continued to mar the democratic right of workers to strike.

Pretoria - Minister of Higher Education and Training Dr Blade Nzimande has sent out a message of encouragement to students who will be going to higher education and training institutions to learn all they can about protection against HIV infection, and to those already infected to take care of their health to ensure that they still fulfil their dreams.

Pretoria - Cabinet has noted with concern the unfortunate international macro-economic outlook, which has not left South Africa unscathed.

Potchefstroom - The journey towards an AIDS free world has begun and South Africa is on the right path, says Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe.

Pretoria - As the final exams draw nearer for this year's matrics, top ranking officials have wished the class of 2012 well ahead of the arduous task.

Cape Town - Human rights lobby group People Against Suppression, Suffering, Oppression and Poverty (Pa

Potchefstroom - Banyana Banyana skipper Amanda Dlamini and striker Noko Matlou have joined other sporting heroes in the walk against HIV and AIDS campaign aimed at raising awareness about the pandemic in South Africa.

Pretoria - A new service provider has been appointed to supply Avgas fuel at the Wonderboom Airport an

Pretoria - Communication Minister Roy Padayachie has set up a committee to help resolve a land claim d

Pretoria - Political parties, Chapter 9 institutions, faith-based organisations, civil society, and no

Pretoria - Cabinet has added its voice to the many condolences that have poured in for the family of the late struggle veteran, Zwelakhe Sisulu.

Pretoria - An announcement on the roll-out of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP) will be made very soon, says acting Minister for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Richard Baloyi.

Pretoria - Cabinet has noted with concern the developments that have unfolded at South African Airways (SAA).

Durban - In December 2009, President Jacob Zuma went to Nkandla where the inaugural KwaZulu-Natal Ches

Pretoria - South African artists, who have long grappled with the issue of the mishandling of their ro