The Department of Transport says that it is still not ready to make any official announcement on extending the validity of driver's licences in South Africa beyond five years, as engagements are still ongoing.
Truck crashes are a near-daily occurrence in South Africa, with road freight becoming the main mode of transportation for goods and services in the country.
Major unions representing over 800,000 public sector workers have been granted a certificate of non-resolution by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA), setting the stage for a massive strike in South Africa.
Critics say Eskom is taking a R170 billion gamble on coal; public sector workers threaten a national shutdown; economists point to more pain for consumers; and South Africa's police can't recruit enough officers to keep up with a swelling population.
Hundreds of statistics collectors will be going into South African households over the next year for data collection for the Income and Expenditure Survey (IES).
The Department of Basic Education is in the process of analysing public commentary on the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill, with opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, noting that the overwhelming majority of submissions assessed so far p...
South African passports have just jumped up in price by 50% as new changes put in place by the Department of Home Affairs come into effect.
The Department of Transport says that it has identified over 2,300 illegal minibus taxis in South Africa, most of which will have to be scrapped.
Treasury wants Eskom to push ahead with gas and nuclear projects; questions hang over e-tolls and how Gauteng will pay; experts say the US terrorism alert was an insult to South Africa; and unions call for royal houses in South…
The Public Servants Association (PSA) and other unions are planning to start their mass-scale strike actions this week following the collapse of wage negotiations with the government through Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) facil...