The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has launched its second 'Smart' Driver's Licence Testing Centre (DLTC) at the Gautrain station in Centurion.
Corruption at licencing departments continues unabated; load shedding worse than burglaries for insurers in SA; as the bus strike enters its ninth day, workers risk being fired; and Joburg's council mess continues.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on mayors, executive mayors and other local government officials to 'gets back to basics' and win back the trust of the South African people.
The new bill aims to provide for a legal basis for the regulation, control and licensing of all remote gambling activities in South Africa.
The Institute for Economic Justice (IEJ) has rejected proposals from National Treasury to replace the R350 social distress relief grant (SRD) in South Africa with one or more new grants, which it says will exclude the poor and vulnerable from…
Parliament's portfolio committee on justice and correctional services has responded to public comments on the Prevention and Combating of Hate Crime and the Hate Speech Bill.
South Africa's new anti-terrorism laws face backlash; government proposes new grants to replace the R350 distress grant; Eskom and other state companies hit by protection rackets; and new investigation uncovers deep rot in eThekwini.
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation has published a list of the 10 most expensive chanceries, official residences, and staff housing abroad.
In the year 2000, the population was roughly 45 million, this figure has since increased to around 60 million in 2022, but the tax base has not grown proportionally - this is a problem for tax in South Africa.
Tax experts flag South Africa's shrinking tax base; Home Affairs u-turns on new skill visa process; the political mess in Joburg's council is a precursor to politics in South Africa post-2024; and Zuma resorts to intimidation against journalists and pr...
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