Franschhoek: South Africa is marking a significant milestone in agricultural trade, with the country’s first consignment of stone fruit having departed for China. Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen, accompanied by the People’s Republic of China Amb…

Kwazulu-natal: KwaZulu-Natal Transport and Human Settlements MEC Siboniso Duma has welcomed what he described as a ground-breaking peace agreement between the KZN E-Hailing Council and the Phoenix Taxi Association following the recent assault of a Bol…

Johannesburg: The Gauteng Department of Education has appointed an Independent Investigative Law Firm to probe the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of Grade R learner, Manqoba Mnisi. The learner from Bernard Isaacs Primary School in Coronati…

Johannesburg: The Gauteng Department of Education has appointed an Independent Investigative Law Firm to probe the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of Grade R learner, Manqoba Mnisi. The learner from Bernard Isaacs Primary School in Coronati…

Pretoria: The National Treasury has announced an extension for the submission of comments on the General Laws (Anti-Money Laundering and Combating Terrorism Financing) Amendment Bill, 2025. This draft Bill, which was initially published on 14 January …

Johannesburg: Ministers of Health and other Ministers responsible for HIV and AIDS within the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are expected to hold a joint meeting in Johannesburg next week.

According to South African Government News Ag…

Cape town: Lives have been improved but more still needs to be done – President Ramaphosa. Notwithstanding the persistent challenges and need for continued effort, government has profoundly transformed the lives of South Africans in the three decades …

Cape town: Lives have been improved but more still needs to be done – President Ramaphosa. Notwithstanding the persistent challenges and need for continued effort, government has profoundly transformed the lives of South Africans in the three decades …