About 51% of South Africa’s youth - between ages 18 - 24 do not have the financial means to pay for their tertiary tuition, Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) announced.
South Africans have been actively working around the clock to ensure that they keep the country clean as part of the Good Green Deeds programme.
South Africa's intention to invest $1 billion in South Sudan’s oil sector is still in the feasibility stage and is guided by the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the two governments.
The board of the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) will constantly monitor the decision to suspend the collection of e-toll debt and review it according to prevailing circumstances.
Business people from South Africa and Ghana have been urged to take advantage of the cordial political relations between the two countries and seize the myriad trade and investment opportunities available.
Top intellectual property (IP) creators will be rewarded for their contribution to an innovation agenda intended to address South Africa’s triple challenge of poverty, inequality and unemployment.
Former SA Revenue Service (SARS) deputy commissioner Edward Kieswetter has been appointed as the new Commissioner for SARS.
The Transport Education Training Authority (TETA) Skills Summit, which will look into the transformation, as well as the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in the sector, kicks off in Johannesburg today.
As Cyclone Idai's waters recede, South Africa’s efforts to find and rescue the missing and bring aid to all those in need are intensifying.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reiterated his commitment to appear before the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture in an effort to clarify his son’s business relations and a donation received from besieged Africa Global Operations (formerly Bosasa).
