Transport minister Fikile Mbalula says that the government has not given any indications that it would hike fuel levies to pay off e-tolls, staying concerns raised by civil action groups and other stakeholders this week.
The South African Reserve Bank has called on multiple parties to stop the possible greylisting of South Africa.
The Department of Social Development says that South Africa has a critical shortage of social service professionals, but government departments have effectively hit their limit in the number of workers they can absorb.
South Africa’s ruling party is considering changes to its constitution to automatically expel members charged with serious crimes to increase accountability within its ranks.
Draft amendments to legislation poised to tackle money laundering and terrorist financing in South Africa is coming up against pushback from business.
Authorities uncover more corruption at the SAPS; medical schemes fight back against the industry regulator; South Africa will need R1.25 trillion to end load shedding; and the ANC outlines a new plan to keep criminals and rogues out the party.
South African opposition parties that formed coalitions to wrest control of a number of towns from the governing African National Congress in last year’s municipal elections, are now considering campaigning jointly ahead of a national and provincial vo...
The Department of Social Development has gazetted changes to the regulations governing the payout of the R350 social relief distress (SRD) grant in South Africa, allowing more people to qualify.
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse is concerned that government may tax you more to pay for what e-toll could not.
The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Blade Nzimande said the Department of Higher Education and Training's plans to build two new universities is underway.
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