Eastern Cape Operation Shanela crackdowns last week have resulted in the arrested of more than 1100 suspects and the recovery of 42 unlicensed firearms.
Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has called for feasibility studies to be expedited to identify sustainable, long-term water sources for municipalities in Limpopo that rely heavily on groundwater.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Gauteng continues to intensify the fight against crime through Operation Shanela with more than 900 suspects arrests over the weekend.
Training public servants to do their jobs effectively and serve the people efficiently is critical. Law now directs that some training programmes should be compulsory to achieve this goal, writes Dino Poonsamy.
The conclusion of export negotiations between South Africa and Egypt is set to pave the way for South African beef and livestock producers to access Egypt’s substantial consumer market, providing a potential boost to the country’s red meat industry.
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Community Safety committee has raised “serious concern” over growing crime rates in Honeydew, Gauteng, following a critical oversight visit to the local police station.
Gauteng Health MEC Faith Mazibuko has urged parents and caregivers to keep children up to date on routine immunisations, warning that missing these critical vaccines leaves children vulnerable to preventable diseases that may have lifelong consequences.
Emerging entrepreneurs in local communities can give their businesses a competitive edge by joining forces, pooling their resources and harnessing their collective purchasing power.
Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) Minister Parks Tau will use the AIM Congress to position South Africa as a credible, competitive and attractive destination for investment.
Eskom has successfully powered South Africa through the entire 2026 winter season without the implementation of load shedding, keeping the grid completely stable, even when heavy overcast skies slashed rooftop solar generation.
