The Employment Equity Amendment Act's new regulations has ignited a fierce legal dispute between the DA and ANC, raising concerns over race-based employment quotas ...
The EFF plans to introduce a private member’s bill in Parliament aimed at cancelling student debt, addressing the issue that traps young South Africans in unemployment ...
She will be introduced to the king’s mother in the coming weeks and unveiled to the nation during the Reed Dance in eSwatini. Public reports state that the tentative ...
The African Transformation Movement (ATM) says it will be heading to the Electoral Court to demand a recount of the votes in last week’s elections amid concerns ...
He said the diversity in the voting however should not be suppressed.
The fallout from the Concourt judgment has also raised questions as to whether the MKP – should it have representation in Parliament – would have the same stature ...
The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party is not done purging members that it suspects of being “rogues working with external forces” from the newly formed party.
The SA Union of Students wants universities to scrap the application fees paid by prospective students looking for a place to study, saying the fees impede access ...
The head of examinations in the Department of Basic Education has detailed the department’s readiness to begin the marking process for this year’s Grade 12 exams. ...
The national Department of Health has suggested that the funds used to reimburse medical aid scheme members every year would instead be fed into the NHI Fund.
Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu has instructed municipalities to ensure the collection of water revenue from all consumers, warning that the culture of ...
Municipalities across the country are in a perilous state, facing escalating consumer debt crises and battling to service their own bills.
Salga said it is concerned that the price of electricity has risen by more than 300% in the past 13 years while the supply has not been consistent.
MEMBERS of the Public Order Policing (POP) unit only had one water cannon vehicle servicing the entire KwaZulu-Natal that they could use to disperse the crowds that ...
The Department of Water and Sanitation has warned municipalities to take action against illegal dumping in sewerage infrastructure.
The volatile ANC nomination process has plunged the party into further chaos after three ruling party supporters were killed in a drive-by shooting in Inanda on ...
More than three million litres of fuel have been stolen in the current financial year by brazen criminal syndicates targeting Transnet’s fuel pipeline.
“Retirement savings are hard-earned deferred wages of workers and the national Treasury is ill-qualified to tell workers that they cannot access them while experiencing ...
Teacher unions have expressed concern about personal protective equipment shortages as schools opened on Monday
The petroleum company has been accused of failing to provide reports with details on the cause of the explosion
The National Coronavirus Command Council is expected to give a directive in the coming days on whether government schools will reopen in the last week of January ...
Changes to school calendar to accommodate later start to the year, June holidays shortened.
Pupils will return to school on January 25 for the start the year and have one less week to rest during the June holidays next year.
The marking of scripts, which was normally done before Christmas, would take place in the new year from January 4 to 22.