Skukuza: Good luck, matrics! The nation is rallying behind the Class of 2025 as the National Senior Certificate (NSC) Examinations kick off today across the country. This year, 903,561 candidates have registered to write the NSC examinations, comprising 766,543 full-time candidates and 137,018 part-time candidates. According to South African Government

Addis ababa: Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister, Dr Mimmy Gondwe, has concluded her working visit to the Africa Skills Week which was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Deputy Minister Gondwe led the Department of Higher Education and Training Department (DHET) during the week-long programme held from 13 to 17

Cape town: The Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Sindisiwe Lydia Chikunga, has addressed a dialogue where she emphasised the right to equality of each individual and the need to dismantle it across society. “We are not only discussing policy; we are renewing a moral covenant – that

Cape town: Over 17,000 suspects have been arrested across the country, with 79 unlicensed firearms confiscated from 13 to 19 October 2025. ‘These crime-fighting initiatives and successes are attributed to intelligence-led takedowns, high-visibility patrols and strategic interventions across multiple provinces,’ the police said on Monday. According to South African Government

Pretoria: Government extends its best wishes to all matriculants as they commence the 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations tomorrow, 21 October 2025. This period marks the culmination of 13 years of learning, commitment and perseverance. According to South African Government News Agency, learners are encouraged to approach the examinations with

Gauteng: Gauteng police kicked off their Safer Festive Season Operations with a major weekend crackdown that saw more than 1,000 suspects arrested, including 75 motorists caught driving under the influence of alcohol. The provincewide campaign, launched on Friday and led by Gauteng Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Tommy Mthombeni, aims to

Johannesburg: As South Africa prepares for the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the government has reiterated its call for increased climate finance to support developing economies, insisting that such funding should not result in new debt burdens. According to South

Pretoria: President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasized that addressing poverty and the rising cost of living are key strategic priorities for the Government of National Unity (GNU) in South Africa. The President highlighted the critical role that access to nutritious food plays in the health and development of individuals and societies.