Western cape: The Western Cape Provincial Government has successfully engaged with its counterparts from So Paulo, Brazil, in preparation for the 12th Regional Leaders’ Summit (RLS). The summit will be held in Cape Town in November 2025 under the theme: ‘Growth through Economic Resilience’. According to South African Government News

Johannesburg: The Gauteng Provincial Government is set to request a comprehensive investigation by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) into several hospitals across the province. This decision comes in the wake of a recent report that unveiled extensive corruption at Tembisa Hospital, located in Ekurhuleni. According to South African Government News

North west: A total of 1,267 suspects were arrested across the North West province during weekly joint law enforcement operations under Operation Shanela II, conducted between 22 and 28 September. The operations included vehicle checkpoints, stop-and-searches, foot and vehicle patrols, and compliance inspections at second-hand dealers, scrapyards, recyclers, private security

Kwazulu-natal: KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has reaffirmed the provincial government’s commitment to ensuring that no learner is left behind, despite the financial pressures confronting the province. Ntuli, together with Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube, convened an all-of-government meeting on Monday to address the financial crisis facing the KwaZulu-Natal Department of

Western cape: Persistent efforts by members of Operation Shanela II and Public Order Police have delivered significant breakthroughs in the fight against drugs and illegal firearms in the Western Cape, with several arrests and key confiscations made in recent days. According to South African Government News Agency, police operations in

Pretoria: Volunteers spanning multiple generations have participated in a clean-up of Dakota Beach in Isiphingo, as the country observed the annual International Coastal Clean-Up Campaign. The volunteers collected waste materials along the beach and created public awareness around the urgent responsibility of conserving natural resources. According to South African Government

Pretoria: Deputy President Paul Mashatile will embark on a service delivery visit to the community of Qunu, in the Eastern Cape on Thursday. The visit is part of the government’s efforts to improve public service delivery to communities. According to South African Government News Agency, the Deputy President’s working visit

Gqeberha: The Port of Ngqura, also known as Coega Harbour, is on a promising trajectory to position itself among Africa’s top ports. Situated at the mouth of the Coega River, approximately 20km north-east of Gqeberha in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, it is South Africa’s newest and deepest container port,