South Africa

Cape Town - Two thousand young men and women are to get an opportunity to undergo training by the Sout

Sanya, China - South Africa's Minister of Trade and Industry Rob Davies has made it clear that the fiv

Pretoria - Pikitup board chairperson Phumla Radebe and several board members have resigned, according

Pretoria - A memorial service has been planned for KwaZulu-Natal Judge President Herbert Msimang, who

Polokwane - Motorists have been warned not to drink and drive in Limpopo during the upcoming Easter ho

Sanya, China - South Africa is ready to tackle any challenges it may confront as it joins the Brics gr

Pretoria - The Department of Home Affairs is a step ahead in changing the way it does business and del

Pretoria - Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele says the Zenani Mandela Road Safety Scholarship will he

Pretoria - The Department of Sports and Recreation is expected to continue promoting mass participatio

Pretoria - The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) Group CEO, Lucky Montana, is cracking the

Pretoria - The Industrial Development Corporation is to invest R102 billion in the next five years to

Mbombela - Despite exam leaks in lower grades in Mpumalanga, none have been reported in the Grade 12 exams.

Pretoria - Home Affairs Minister Naledi Pandor has noted the decision handed down by the Supreme Court of Appeal stating that government had delayed a decision to grant the Dalai Lama a visa last year.

Pretoria - As from April next year, patients who are on ARV treatment will no longer have to take three tablets but only need one tablet per day.

Pretoria - The Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga has praised all those involved in ensuring that the 2012 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations were successful and without any major hiccups.