The Department of Higher Education, Science and Technology has launched an independent investigation into allegations of misconduct and maladministration at South Africa's biggest university.
As load shedding intensifies, municipal debt to Eskom climbs to R50 billion; government tries to calm investor fears over greylisting; retirement industry says it's not ready for the two pot system; and Mkhwebane's lawyer threatened MPs in parliament a...
The Department of Social Development says that the critical shortage of certain skills in the country has hit crisis levels and can no longer be ignored.
The Department of Basic Education is laying the groundwork to make school for three and four year olds in South Africa compulsory.
Minister of Health Joe Phaahla says that a recent High Court ruling declaring parts of the National Health Act unconstitutional won't stop the government's plans to roll out the National Health Insurance (NHI) scheme.
Tshwane targets 10 estates over unpaid bills; South Africans are keen on working for international companies remotely; Putco bus strike continues as workers reject wage offer; and authorities say the Jagersfontein disaster could have been avoided.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to engage with the US's Joe Biden, in bilateral meetings in Washington this week.
SARS has more information at its disposal than taxpayers think, experts warn; The National Prosecuting Authority has two weeks to meet its own deadline to take high-profile state capture cases to court; The City of Joburg's billing issues continue to…
Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Nathi Mthethwa, says that the controversial 'mega flag' project that would cost the country R22 million to construct has been stopped.
A recent report by the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport shows that there are not sufficient controls in place to ensure that fraud and corruption is identified or deterred.
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