South Africa

Pretoria - When the pupils of Matseke Primary School in Atteridgeville returned to school on Monday, some of them barely recognised their school.

Soshanguve - As a professional social worker, it was not surprising to see Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini in blue overalls getting dirty, cleaning and painting a centre that takes care of vulnerable and orphaned children.

Polokwane - Limpopo police are concerned that the shooting of a taxi owner, who is fighting for his li

Durban - After spending many years cramped in a shack with 19 other family members, Thembeni Phungula'

Pretoria - Piotrans, the Rea Vaya operating company, will be meeting with its striking bus drivers this morning in an attempt to end the week-long illegal strike that has so far inconvenienced about 35 000 commuters.

Pretoria - Probationers, parolees and inmates from Baviaanspoort correctional centre used their 67 minutes to show their community they are prepared to work hard to gain their forgiveness.

Sixty-four of Soweto's 80 schools performed badly in last year's matric exams - ill-discipline, neglec

Thohoyandou - An R8.1 million project aimed at supplying water to three villages in Limpopo is expecte

Giyani - Limpopo MEC for Housing and Local Government, Soviet Lekganyane, described the man of the day, former President Nelson Mandela as a source of inspiration to humanity.

Pretoria - Negotiations for wage increases for public servants are underway at the Public Service Coor

Pretoria - The resignation of Pikitup managing director Zami Nkosi should fast track investigations in

Pretoria - The World Football Governing body, FIFA, has selected South Africa as the venue to host thr

Pretoria - As Mandela Day fever gripped the country on Monday, the Department of Transport followed suit by unveiling what it called the Zenani Mandela Road Safety Scholarship.

Pretoria - Young people have the potential to contribute to job creation, Trade and Industry (dti) Dep

Johannesburg - Prospective students, who will attend South African universities, can look forward to something new in the field of liberal arts programmes.