Pretoria - Limpopo is on track with the preparations for this year’s initiation schools programme, the provincial Department of Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs announced on Monday.
Pretoria – Western Cape Premier Helen Zille and her MECs were sworn in into office this morning.
Pretoria - The creation of a small business ministry as well as the ministerial appointments made by President Jacob Zuma has been welcomed by business.
Pretoria - The Ministry of Finance on Monday warned the public that a Twitter account, set up in the name of newly appointed Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene, was a counterfeit.
Pretoria - The newly announced Cabinet will be sworn into office at the Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria today.
Pretoria – Dealing with the alarming figures of youth unemployment, enforcing labour policies and promoting rural development are amongst the areas that need closer attention, says President Jacob Zuma.
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Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma has announced the creation of new ministries in a bid to transform the economy and to restore the confidence of foreign investors in the country.
Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma has announced his new cabinet at a special media briefing in Pretoria on Sunday night.
Pretoria – The burning of the Mngeni Municipality offices has been strongly condemned by the KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Willies Mchunu, as well Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC, Nomusa Dube Ncube.
Pretoria – South Africa has joined the rest of the African continent and the world in commemorating Africa Day on Sunday.
Pretoria – Limpopo Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Fanie Masemola has expressed shock and outrage at the murder of a toddler in Ha-Mutsha village, just outside Thohoyandou.
Pretoria – South Africans, celebrating the inauguration of President Jacob Zuma, welcomed the commitments made in his inaugural address on Saturday.
Pretoria - Humbled and determined to lead South Africans for another five years, President Jacob Zuma says he will need the backing of a united and cohesive nation, to move South Africa forward.
Pretoria - Promoting nation building and eradicating corruption and inefficiency in the public service, are some of the targets the new administration has set, for the next five years.
