The threat by some UN member states to use force on the territorial integrity and political independence of Venezuela is inconsistent with the mission of maintaining international peace and security among nations, South Africa has argued.
Ninety-three technical graduates have been deployed to provide much needed support to some of the country’s most distressed municipalities.
The Department of Environmental Affairs is currently engaging industry and consumer bodies on proposals to phase out or completely ban plastic products like straws and microbeads.
Transport Minister Blade Nzimande has announced a R3.5 billion stimulus and recovery plan with measures that will ensure that government gives priority to the areas of economic activity that will have the greatest impact on youth, women and small businesses.
All labour brokers have to register themselves with the Department of Labour before getting into the business of placing work seekers in the job market.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has committed government to joining the disability sector of South Africa on a journey towards the full empowerment of people with disabilities.
National Police Commissioner, General Khehla Sitole, has condemned the brutal vigilante attack and subsequent killing of a Limpopo man over the past weekend.
Gauteng businesspeople say they are ready to access the Asian market and secure opportunities during the 44th Foodex Trade Fair.
The 131 projects that have been approved under the Black Industrialists Scheme have resulted in increased investments and job creation.
The National Assembly has passed the Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership Bill (TKLB).
