The Public Service Association says that its members have rejected the latest wage offer from the government and are gearing up for a nationwide strike.
Continuous budget cuts have created service delivery challenges for municipalities, says finance minister Enoch Godongwana.
The agricultural industry is pushing back against provisions of the new Unlawful Entry on Premises Bill, raising alarms over landowners' personal safety and the ability to charge a trespasser criminally.
The Western Cape government has joined major metropolitan municipalities in rejecting Eskom's latest tariff hike application, saying that residents across the country are already under siege, suffering hammer blows on all fronts.
South African hospitals across the country are facing trying times with new problems exacerbating old ones.
Eskom's board lacks the necessary engineering skills to deal with load shedding, experts say; the South African Medical Association says that load shedding at hospitals could cost lives; state-owned companies are sitting with vacancies that need to be ...
Health minister Joe Phaahla is expected to outline a comprehensive report this week on the impact of load shedding and measures to be taken by health facilities as the country moves to higher stages of power cuts.
The Department of Basic Education says it will introduce as many as 38 new subjects to schools in the next few years, targeting learners in grades 10 to 12 as part of its new 'three stream' curriculum.
MPs warn of corruption and cost overruns during parliament's restoration; a new SA-based credit rating agency says SA is investment grade; schools are being disrupted by extended load shedding, governing bodies warn; Dlamini-Zuma puts the ANC's step-as...
A leaked report on the cost of moving parliament from Cape Town in the Western Cape to Pretoria in Gauteng shows that it will cost the country billions and cost the Mother City thousands of jobs.
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