SARS, law enforcement agencies break coal smugglers
According to SARS, the alleged coal smugglers and their related entities are active and have a presence in Gauteng, Mpumalanga,...
Gauteng youth to benefit from free learner’s licence tests
The provincial government explained that the initiative is in line with efforts to “bridge the unemployment gap and foster responsible...
SIU welcomes R185m SABC security tender court ruling
The application was brought by former interim board members Khanyisile Kweyama, Mathatha Tsedu, Febe Potgieter-Gqubule and John Matisohn.
Census 2022 data shows 13.3% SA households have internet access
There was an increase in the percentage of households accessing internet mainly at home, from 8.6% in 2011 to 13.3%...
Somandla Sibisi: AFU freezes millions in assets related to alleged PPE corruption case
The order was granted against the assets of well-known Kimberley businessman Somandla Sibisi and his companies Macronym 37 and Aphiwokuhle...
President extends condolences to victims of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The President has also called for the immediate and unconditional opening of humanitarian corridors.
President Ramaphosa to receive Census 2022 results
Census 2022, according to the Presidency, was the fourth population and housing count in post-apartheid South Africa, with the first...
Increased police visibility on Mabopane freeway to deal with armed robberies
The public has been encouraged to be vigilant when using the Mabopane freeway and not to stop but rather drive...
President Ramaphosa to officially launch the Border Management Authority
The establishment of the BMA means that South Africa now has an integrated border management platform, with a single command...
Traffic officer sentenced for accepting R200 bribe
The court sentenced Vincent Madiga (53) to three year’s direct imprisonment without the option of a fine.
Govt considers vaccination to contain the spread of avian influenza
The number of chickens that have died is 107,705, while the reported number of chickens that were culled is 1,318,521.
City of Ekurhuleni warns residents of snakes
Snakes such as the puff adder and rinkhals are extremely dangerous, with the puff adder known to be instinctive, slow...
No glitches expected with October grant payment cycle, says Mpumalanga SASSA
According to SASSA, the elderly will receive their money on 3 October 2023, those living with disabilities on 4 October...
KZN Health launches urgent investigation after Ladysmith Hospital assault of 13-year-old boy
Department spokesperson, Ntokozo Maphisa, said the security company implicated in the matter was immediately informed about the incident, and immediately...
Public Works Dept warns the public about these job scams
One of these methods, which is currently on the rise, is to fraudulently advertise jobs, falsely claiming they are at...
President Ramaphosa to host SA’s Special Olympics team
The team brought home a total of 49 medals from Berlin - 22 gold, 20 silver and seven bronze.
Electricity generation improving with return of Kusile units
Power parastatal, Eskom, on Sunday, said should any significant changes occur, it will communicate.
Western Cape records increase in dam levels after heavy rains
On individual dams, Theewaterskloof, the biggest dam in the Western Cape, which accounts for 54% of the province's water supply,...
President Ramaphosa pays tribute to legacy of Aziz Pahad
Delivering the eulogy at the funeral service of the former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aziz Pahad, at Westpark Cemetery...
Aziz Pahad: Former deputy minister to be honoured with Special Official Funeral
Pahad died on Thursday just months after his brother, also a former minister, Essop Pahad passed away.
SIU to investigate Tshwane’s Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Works
The SIU said it will refer any evidence of criminal conduct to the National Prosecuting Authority for further action.
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