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Salga urged to elevate state of municipalities

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Pretoria – The South African Local Government Association (Salga) President, Parks Tau, says the body’s new leadership must learn from its predecessors to change the socio-economic landscape of municipalities.

Upgraded N14 freeway officially opened

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Pretoria - Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport Ismail Vadi on Thursday officially opened an upgraded portion of the N14 freeway between Krugersdorp and Diepsloot.

S&P to announce SA rating decision

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Pretoria - Standard and Poor’s (S&P) is expected to announce its rating decision with regards to South Africa’s economy today.

South Sudan’s President Kiir in SA

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Pretoria – Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday held talks with President Salva Kiir Mayardit of the Republic of South Sudan in Pretoria.

Report on SAPS' Forensic Services Division released

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Pretoria – A report by an independent forensic and auditing company, which finds the allegations of corruption within the Forensic Services Division of the SAPS are unfounded and unsubstantiated, has been made public.

Slashing HIV infection rate next frontier

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Daveyton – While South Africa has made commendable progress in providing access to treatment for people with HIV, focus must be placed on reducing the rate of new infections.

Matric exams end on good note

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Pretoria – Gauteng MEC for Education Panyaza Lesufi has thanked all officials, learners and parents for a successful 2016 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examination process.

No certificates for unaccredited schools

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Pretoria - Umalusi has taken a decision not to issue certificates to learners who are enrolled at independent schools that are not accredited by the council.

Castro condolence books open to public

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Pretoria - The Presidency has invited all South Africans to show solidarity with the people of Cuba following the passing away of Fidel Castro.

Bright future beckons for film students

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Pretoria – Twenty-four learners will join the ranks of the television and film industry after they successfully completed a six-month skills programme.