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Klerksdorp - North West MEC for Human Settlements Desbo Mohono has warned emerging contractors that her department will not tolerate shoddy work.

Durban - The City of Joburg has landed the number one spot on the national top ten Blue Drop Performers.

Pretoria - In an effort to help combat HIV and AIDS in KwaZulu-Natal, doctors from across the country and the continent circumcised over 200 men in KwaNongoma recently.

Pretoria - Minister of Public Service and Administration Richard Baloyi says the time has come for the creation of a new breed of public servants who will take service delivery to the next level.

Johannesburg - Although the 2008 South African National Youth Risk Behaviour Survey shows reductions in risky sexual behaviour as compared to a previous survey, Minister Collins Chabane remains concerne

Pretoria - Human development is key to building a sustainable platform for research, development and innovation, says Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor.

Pretoria - More than a million KwaZulu-Natal children have been immunised against measles and polio since the campaign was launched last week.

Pretoria- Striking municipal workers are to return to work later today and tomorrow.

Pretoria - South Africans will now be able to keep a close eye on government's progress in its Programme of Action (PoA) by tracking it on a website

Cape Town - Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale has called on South Africans to harness the same energy that went into the build-up to the 2010 FIFA World Cup to "turn South Africa into one large construction site for human settlements developments".

Pretoria - A Rovos Rail train derailed on Wednesday, claiming two lives.

Pretoria- South African Airways (SAA) flights are expected to resume as normal today, the airline said on Wednesday afternoon.

Pretoria - The Department of Public Service and Administration has unveiled new ways of doing things for public servants so that they can be more effective and uproot corruption.

Durban - The eThekwini Municipality has confirmed that plans are on track to improve Durban's public transport system ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Pretoria - Though government has welcomed the end of the municipal workers strike, the destruction of property will not be tolerated, Cabinet said on Thursday.