The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has gazetted new rules regulating matters submitted to the small claims courts in South Africa.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) presented a long list of missed targets this week, flagging growing cases of irregular and wasteful expenditure, a growing backlog of DNA processing, and major underperformance from its detective units.
South Africa's health ombudsman, Professor Malegapuru Makgoba says that South Africa's plans to introduce universal healthcare through the National Health Insurance scheme are fraught with hurdles and may not be implementable at the pace that the gover...
South Africa has twelve months to start bridging the tech skills shortage, says professional services company Accenture.
A handful of these bills, according to the PMG, will take up a fair sum of Parliamentary spotlight, focusing on national health, land expropriation, the 2024 election and education.
The co-chairman of the Consumer Goods Council of South Africa (CGCSA) Gareth Ackerman says that the private sector can no longer wait for the government to solve the country’s worsening infrastructure crisis because the state is failing to deliver.
South Africa's constrained airlines are set to see ticket price hikes ahead of holidaymakers planning trips for the festive season.
The Department of Defence says that consistent cuts to its annual budget have removed any hope of it meetings its goals to "arrest the decline" of South Africa's military any time soon.
The Department of Tourism has put forward a number of initiatives to better protect tourists in the country and prevent crimes that directly target or affect them.
Speaking at a standing committee on finance, Joseph Maswanganyi, the chairperson for the committee said that the National Treasury must explain why tabling necessary changes to money laundering legislation took so long.