Limpopo Education grieves loss of two Grade R lear
Limpopo’s Education Department has expressed sadness on the death of two Grade-R learners who were burnt beyond recognition when their scholar transport, a
Weak governance, poor service delivery fuel voter
Eastern Cape Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC Zolile Williams says weak governance and poor service delivery contribute greatly to voter apathy. Williams was
Minister Kubayi allocates R3.4bn to Office of the
The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mmamoloko Kubayi has allocated the Office of the Chief Justice (OCJ) almost R3.4 billion for the
MCKENZIE ORDERS INVESTIGATION INTO APALLING CONDIT
PRETORIA – Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie has launched an urgent probe into the subpar living conditions experienced by South
Progressive Caucus Walks Out of Parliament Over Ra
CAPE TOWN – Members of the Progressive Caucus staged a dramatic walkout from the National Assembly on Thursday afternoon, refusing to participate in
44-YEAR-OLD DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER MINIBUS TAXI FIR
MASEMOLA – Police in Masemola, under the Sekhukhune District, have launched a criminal investigation after a tragic minibus taxi fire claimed the lives
Homes in Zeerust flooded yet again due to inadequa
Heavy rains have once again flooded numerous homes in Khunotswane village near Zeerust, North West, more than a year after the community’s drainage
Magudumana’s lawyers challenge deportation legal
Advocate Anton Katz, leading the legal team for Dr Nandipha Magudumana, argued before the Constitutional Court that her 2023 deportation from Tanzania to
Zuma’s arms deal corruption case to proceed, des
Pietermaritzburg High Court Judge Nkosinathi Chili has ruled in favour of the state’s application, allowing the corruption trial of former President Jacob Zuma
Gauteng govt. mourns the passing of cultural icon
The Gauteng Province is saddened by the passing of cultural icon, artist & multi-media practitioner Maria McCloy. Over her illustrious career in media