South Africa

Pretoria- The Gauteng Department of Human Settlements is now stable and is ready to deliver on its mandate, Human Settlements MEC Jacob Mamabolo said.

Pretoria- “I’m very proud of him as a person and I have a lot of respect for the South African Police Service (SAPS).”

Pretoria- With 58 police officers having been killed since January this year, President Jacob Zuma has called on South Africans to help stop the killings.

Pretoria-Communications Deputy Minister Stella Ndabeni Abrahams has encouraged pupils to take up maths and science and to work hard to reach their dreams.

Pretoria- President Jacob Zuma will today address the national South African Police Service (SAPS) Commemoration Day that pays tribute to police officials who lost their lives in the line of duty.

Pretoria- The Mafikeng Airport in the North West will be back in full operation on Monday, said the Office of the Premier.

Cape Town – Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown says the work of the war room set up to tackle the country’s energy challenges has led to Eskom going for over 25 days without implementing load shedding.

Pretoria – The waste sector has the potential to contribute to South Africa’s economy, Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa said.

Pretoria – The Drop-All-And-Read is a national campaign created to promote the importance and value of reading in schools and beyond.

Pretoria – Nine suspects, linked to a multi-million rand scam that defrauded small businesses by posing as a government agency asking for the supply of goods, have been arrested.

Kempton Park – Public servants have been called to go all out and serve the South African public with pride.

Johannesburg - The Roodepoort Primary School, which has been marred by acts of violence and disruptions, is expected to re-open next week Tuesday with learning and teaching to resume on Wednesday.

Pretoria - A two-day joint Trade Fair and exhibition between South Africa and Zimbabwe is expected to create a new market for women entrepreneurs of the two neighbouring countries.

Pretoria - The South African government has been elected to serve on the African Union’s Specialised Technical Committee on Information Communications and Technology (STC-CCICT) at a meeting held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Pretoria – The families of people, who were killed in Matola, Mozambique, during what has come to be known as the Matola Raid on 30 January 1981, will finally find closure.