Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Yusuf Cassim has formally handed over written complaints and enquiries from students at the University of South Africa (Unisa) to the institution's management.
When Sipho Manzini completed matric in 2007, he envisioned a life as a geologist. Growing up on a farm near White River in Mpumalanga, he never imagined that he would one day become an award-winning educator whose innovation would help transform the way teachers work in schools.
The introduction of Lenacapavir for HIV prevention in South Africa represents the culmination of more than a decade of strategic leadership and health system strengthening led by the National Department of Health. South Africa has been one of the few countries globally to make antiretroviral-based pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) available as part of the Essential Medicines List and integrated within the country’s public primary healthcare (PHC) system.
The month of July is dedicated to honouring the enduring legacy of our first democratic President Nelson Mandela, whose life was defined by selfless service to the people of South Africa. This annual observance is not just a symbolic tribute but is a reminder of the values that should guide every public servant.
Eskom has recorded 420 days without the implementation of load shedding.
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has forecast partly cloudy conditions over the central and eastern parts of the country, with isolated rain and showers possible over the eastern parts on Monday.
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) has in a statement placed on record the correct facts regarding media reports alleging that it is investigating the Acting National Commissioner Lieutenant-General Puleng Dimpane.
The South African Police (SAPS) has arrested 308 wanted suspects during track and tracing raids conducted by detectives as part of weekly planned Operation Shanela.
The Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH) will conduct more than 1000 surgeries and clinical procedure in July in honour of Mandela Month.
While it is fitting that the Delville Wood Memorial has evolved from being a monument associated primarily with white South African sacrifice into a place that seeks to commemorate all South Africans who served in the war, the true test of remembrance lies in what future generations are taught of the war effort.
