Johannesburg - A cheering crowd of about 75 young women welcomed US First Lady Michelle Obama when she visited the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg on Tuesday.
The Gauteng provincial government has condemned the killing of an officer attached to the Gauteng Traffic Police.
Soweto - Visiting US First Lady Michelle Obama will spend the third day of her visit inspiring a new generation of women leaders in Soweto
University and college campuses that address climate challenge will better serve students and help create a thriving and ethical society, Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande said at the launch of the African Green Campus Initiative on Saturday.
Pretoria - A final announcement on the implementation of Gauteng's controversial e-tolling system is expected by the end of July, the Transport Department said.
The South African women's hockey team was recently lauded for joining their soccer counterparts in qualifying for the London Olympics. Government threw its support behind the two teams and the rest of Team SA by setting aside over R34 million for preparations for the games.
The Police Ministry has refuted media reports that individuals reported to be Minister Nathi Mthethwa's relatives and children are employed by the South African Police Services (SAPS).
Pretoria - The South African National Defence Force will soon have its own Military Ombudsman that will investigate complaints and serve as a neutral third party on matters related to the SANDF.
Deputy Minister for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Obed Bapela, has called on community members to refrain from destroying government-owned property.
The village of Nkandla will be alive with celebrations this weekend as a new bride is welcomed into the Zuma household.
