Mpumalanga Tourism Parks Agency workers down tools
Workers at nature reserves that fall under the Mpumalanga Tourism Parks Agency have downed tools.
Anniversary of Dulcie September’s death marked with a webinar
The anniversary of the death of anti-apartheid activist, Dulcie September, has been marked with a
43 South Africans affected by Palma attacks accounted for: DIRCO
The International Relations and Cooperation Department says some of them are already back home,
ANC, opposition parties at loggerheads in Free State ahead of Mabuza’s visit
A war of words has erupted between opposition parties and the ANC at the Maluti-A-Phofung
Limpopo shack fraud case postponed
The Tzaneen Magistrate’s Court has postponed to June the case of six suspects arrested for fraud
Court yet to rule on use of Ivermectin to treat COVID-19
Sahpra maintains there is still insufficient scientific evidence on the efficacy of the drug for the
Ethiopia’s Ambassador to UN slams reports of human rights violations in Tigray
Ethiopia’s Ambassador to the UN says his country has a zero-tolerance policy for sexual crimes and
Lesufi condemns ‘humiliation’ of learner in controversial hair-combing video
Gauteng Education MEC, Panyaza Lesufi, has condemned the actions of an educator who roughly combed a
Parliament holds hearings into proposal to amend Section 25 of Constitution
Parliament’s currently holding public oral hearings into the proposal to amend Section 25 of the
Cuito Cuanavale paved way for liberation of Southern Africa: Mthethwa
The battle of Cuito Cuanavale has paved the way for the liberation of Southern Africa. This is
Communal Land Tenure Bill ready to be tabled before parliament
The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development says the Communal Land Tenure Bill
Mahikeng residents bemoan poor infrastructure, service delivery
Mahikeng residents and the business fraternity have raised concern about the poor state of
Kimberley residents fed up with sewage spills
After visiting Roodepan residents in Kimberley more than a year ago, Minister of Human Settlements
Judgment reserved in Limpopo teens’ rape, kidnap and murder case
Judgement has been reserved at the Polokwane High court in Limpopo in the kidnap, rape and murder
Noxolo “Noxee” Maqashalala laid to rest in Eastern Cape
The late actress Noxolo Noxee Maqashalala has been laid to rest at Mpoza Village in KwaBhaca in the
Government accused of human rights violations
Opposition parties in Parliament have accused government of perpetuating human rights abuses,
SALB launches audio book studio in Mdantsane
To promote access to information, the South African Library for the Blind (SALB), in partnership
MPs berate Sol Plaatje Municipality for irregular expenditure
The Sol Plaatje Municipality has come under heavy criticism from Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on
Funeral for Peter Matlare to take place on Wednesday morning
The funeral service of Peter Matlare will be live-streamed from 07:30am on Wednesday morning. The
Police cannot confirm whether Malema, Ndlozi vehicle had been accredited: Bronkhorst
Proceedings in the assault case involving Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema and