The South African government has spent millions of rands paying the salaries of suspended officials over the last two years.
The Department of Sports, Arts and Culture has announced several new name changes for South African towns.
Legal experts say South Africa's largest insurers aren't be raided on a whim - there has to be solid evidence of price fixing; Motsoaledi says the SA passport has become a laughing stock; the SAPS is reportedly sitting without forensic…
The Department of Public Service and Administration says it is doing weekly checks to ensure that adverts for open positions in government include the requirement for a certificate of competence in administration.
South Africa should overhaul its tax regime to fund economic-growth enhancing reforms and reduce inequality now that it’s reached the limits of budget adjustments that were aimed at reducing fiscal deficits and reining in debt, the OECD recommended.
Addressing crowds at the end of a national strike, the minister of the presidency revealed that government does not intend to unbundle Eskom.
It was business as usual during South Africa's national shutdown; analyst says a basic income grant will spur economic growth; 18 months later, and still no word on companies that fleeced the government over hand sanitiser; and Mkhwebane suffers yet…
The Department of Home Affairs has begun the first phase of its digitisation project that seeks to recruit as many as 10,000 unemployed young graduates. It is part of a drive to digitise Civic paper records, and improve service delivery.
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DJCOD) has urged the public to ensure that they source and give accurate information on the provisions of the new draft Unlawful Entry on Premises Bill.
New regulations to the social relief distress (SDR) grant put in place more checks and balances to ensure that those who qualify for the grant receive it over those who do not.
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