Pretoria - An agreement ending a two-week strike in the engineering sector is to be signed later this morning, the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) said.
Pretoria - At 08:05 on Monday morning, South African school children all over the country sang "Happy Birthday" to former President Nelson Mandela as he celebrates his 93rd birthday.
Pretoria - Nomaxabiso Majokweni has been named the new Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) chief executive officer.
Johannesburg - The employment contract of Gauteng Roads and Transport Head of Department, Benedicta Monama, is not going to be renewed.
East London - The Eastern Cape Transport Department has been given the all-clear by the Auditor-General in an unqualified report released last week.
Durban - If Sub-Saharan Africa is to benefit from the huge economic and social benefits brought by transport infrastructure, upgrade and maintenance of the transport network system must be carried out.
Pretoria - About 35 000 daily Rea Vaya bus commuters between Soweto and Johannesburg CBD and the surrounding areas are still stranded as the bus drivers continue with their illegal strike.
Pretoria - Former President Nelson Mandela will get a special visit from President Jacob Zuma today, who will present him with an architect's impression of the Nelson Mandela Legacy Bridge.
Pretoria - A staggering 51 163 candidates will contest this year's Local Government Elections, up by m
Durban - The KwaZulu-Natal government has come up with an innovative way to address ineffective spending patterns on infrastructure.
Cape Town - The Department of Correctional Services says that reducing overcrowding in correctional fa
East London - Buffalo City Metro top brass got their hands dirty cleaning up the streets of East London as part of Mandela Day celebrations.
Cape Town - The Department of Correctional Services is mulling the establishment of a trading entity t
Pretoria - British Prime Minister David Cameron has committed to double bilateral trade with South Africa by 2015, as he began his first working visit to sub-Saharan Africa to bolster trade links with the continent.
Durban - South Africa can contribute significantly to African infrastructure development, but there is a need to be realistic about the resources available in the country, cautioned Minister of Public Enterprises Malusi Gigaba.
