The SA Revenue Service plans to hire 1,700 debt collectors in 2025/26 as part of a broader strategy to recover up to R50 billion through its Debt Recovery Project, ...
MPs have accused the National Treasury of misleading the public by replacing a scrapped VAT hike with an inflation-linked fuel levy increase, arguing it unfairly ...
Following public outcry over questionable appointments, Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane invites public nominations for SETA chairpersons.
In less than a week, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will have a crack at the 2025/26 budget for the third time in a period of two months and find revenue to plug ...
Correctional Services Minister Pieter Groenewald has revealed that over 12,000 foreign nationals — making up 19% of South Africa's 61,000 remand detainees — are ...
Correctional Services Minister has announced new measures allowing inmates to study using personal computers in their cells
Correctional Services Minister Pieter Groenewald weighs the implications of the ongoing legal battles surrounding the Bloemfontein Correctional Centre contract, ...
The military inquiry into SANDF casualties will be instituted after the withdrawal of soldiers from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Khumbudzo Ntshavheni announces significant reforms in the State Security Agency, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and address critical skills gaps within ...
Political drama unfolds as the DA contemplates leaving South Africa's Government of National Unity following its opposition to the Budget's VAT increase. Meanwhile, ...
The Patriotic Alliance has launched a significant challenge to the Z83 public service application form, demanding either its complete removal or the elimination ...
As tensions mount over the proposed budget, the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation assures South Africans that the GNU coalition will find common ...
South Africa's criminal justice system faces mounting challenges as Police Minister Senzo Mchunu reveals that over 16,000 accused persons are evading bail conditions. ...
The Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) is set to summon municipal councils and provincial MECs following revelations that 10 municipalities failed to ...
The Public Works and Infrastructure Department is paying R65 million on vacant state properties while losing R83 million in potential revenue.
Despite severe penalties for employers failing to comply with the Pension Fund Act, it appears that many employers continue to circumvent their obligations, with ...
As the deadline for swapping Sassa gold cards looms, Postbank reassures beneficiaries of continued grant payments while addressing major rollout challenges.
Allegations of political gamesmanship have surfaced, with various parties taking jabs at each other regarding the reasons behind the delayed tabling of Godongwana’s ...
Ramaphosa drew a line in the sand, saying no law binds him to negotiation with parties before signing a bill into an act.
Ramaphosa will have to walk a tightrope as he would have to please GNU partners as well as allies within the Tripartite Alliance.
The Northern Cape has eight stalled housing projects that were abandoned by contractors.
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Social Development is urging an expanded investigation into the R350 social relief grant system, highlighting concerns over ...
Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube announces the formal integration of Grade R practitioners into the basic education system, highlighting the transitional measures ...
The Education Portfolio Committee congratulates the basic education sector for achieving an impressive 87. 3% pass rate in the 2024 National Senior Certificate examinations, ...
Government departments owed R13. 8 billion to the Public Works and Infrastructure Department as at September.