The South African Police Service (SAPS) has presented the country’s latest crime statistics, covering the first quarter of the 2022/23 financial year, April to June 2022.
The Department of Justice and Correctional Services has implemented new regulatory amendments that increase the age of criminal capacity in South Africa.
The National Treasury is expected to spend over R812 billion on public sector infrastructure over the next three years, says finance minister Enoch Gondongwana.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the Local Government: Municipal Systems Amendment Bill into law, barring municipal workers and senior managers from holding political office in South Africa.
Eastern Cape is in a deep healthcare crisis; Treasury talks up more infrastructure investment; Godongwana's future at the finance department in question; and the ANC draws a line in the sand over suspended members.
South African finance minister Enoch Godongwana plans to continue exercising his duties after the police informed him that a criminal complaint of sexual assault has been made against him.
Cape Town Mayor, Geordin Hill-Lewis has laid out the city's plans to boost its police force and extend its powers to investigate and convict criminals.
The South African Reserve Bank has warned that above-inflation wage negotiations could lead to a tighter monetary policy.
Civil rights organisation AfriForum says that the apparent reason for the five-year driving licence card renewal period in South Africa is due to the quality of the material of the card.
Reserve Bank warns that above-inflation wage hikes will cause a price spiral; civil rights activists want the healthcare sector to wrest control from the government; backlash to proposed Gautrain routes; and the ANC is in trouble with the FSCA over…
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