The Limpopo Provincial Government has welcomed the ruling by the Press Council on the matter between the Office of the Premier and City Press newspaper.
Eskom’s Rotek Industries Johnny Dladla has resigned as Chief Executive Officer.
The Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs is set to resume the investigation into the process followed in the naturalisation of the Gupta family.
While the future of the generation, transmission and distribution of energy is changing rapidly, it is vital that municipalities keep track and stay ahead.
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) officials will from 15 October begin visiting farms across the country to gather data as the agency ascertains South Africa's state of commercial agriculture.
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has expressed her profound sadness at the passing of Eastern Cape Education MEC Mandla Makupula.
Three newly launched midi-bus routes at the Gautrain Marlboro Station in Johannesburg, facilitates the integration of the taxi industry into the Gautrain system, says Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport Ismail Vadi.
Japan remains an important long-term investor in South Africa’s economy, says the Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, Bulelani Magwanishe.
“Japan has over the years invested in the automotive sector, information and communication technology (ICT) and as South Africa, we will continuously cooperate and work with them for future investments.
“With that said, there are still vast opportunities for them to invest and collaborate with us in productive sectors like energy, agro-processing, ICT and skills development,” said Magwanishe on Monday.
Deputy Chairperson of the National Forum on the Legal Profession, Max Boqwana, has announced the first cohort of the Legal Practice Council.
Defence and Military Veterans Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is in Kampala, Uganda, for a meeting aimed at discussing the peace and security situation in the DRC.
