Cape Town - The Minister of Communications, Dina Pule, has shared her vision of a broadband future that will include millions of South Africans being connected to the internet via their television sets, learners using e-textbooks and nurses consulting with doctors, who are miles away, to save lives.
Cape Town - Driving into Cape Town on Wednesday, listening to an afternoon talk show host, I was left in no doubt that the big news for some was Canadian pop star Justin Bieber’s first concert in South Africa.
Cape Town – It was their night - a time to be recognised, lauded, waited upon and thanked by a Minister and her Deputy for carrying a burden which children usually don’t: that of raising their siblings after their parents had died.
Cape Town – Steady progress is being made to fix the Further Education and Training (FET) colleges, the Minister of Higher Education and Training Blade Nzimande said today, outlining several initiatives to improve governance, infrastructure and ultimately the pass rate at FET colleges.
As South Africa commemorates Workers’ Day today, Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant has expressed concern at the slow pace of transformation in South Africa's workplace.
For generations to come, the image of South African citizens - from all walks of life - standing in long voting queues on 27 April 1994 will always warm the hearts of many.
Cape Town – South Africans will have one more feat to celebrate on April 27, as the country’s democracy steadily matures.
Pretoria – The national roll-out of the fixed-dose combination (FDC) of antiretrovirals (ARVs) on 1 April 2013 has been described as a life saver, which will lead to less people dying of Aids related illnesses.
Pretoria- “I’m proud to show the world that there are success stories where government is investing.”
Parliament - President Jacob Zuma is putting the final touches to his speech at home before his maiden State of the Nation Address to the first joint sitting of a newly-constituted Parliament.
Parliament - Despite the cold and wet start to the opening of Parliament, colourful dresses and vibrant fashion have once again lined the red carpet.
KwaZulu-Natal - Some rural communities in the province have expressed optimism about their future after yesterday's State of the Nation Address by President Jacob Zuma.
Cape Town - President Jacob Zuma's State of the Nation Address will be broadcast live over a number of mediums tomorrow to ensure all South Africans get a chance to catch the important event.
Johannesburg - With only ten days left to the FIFA Confederations Cup, the City of Joburg is ready to provide efficient transport services to soccer fans attending the games at Ellis Park Stadium.
Durban - More than 21 000 criminals were reigned in during the festive season clampdown by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport, Community Safety and Liaison.
