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Speaking at a presidential health summit, the deputy president said: ‘We need a systemic change that will outlive us and become a gift to the new generation’

The judge ordered the stay of Siyabonga Gama’s application, pending the outcome of arbitration, as set out in his employment contract 

The Supreme Court of Appeal found that only the biological descendants of the donor’s children were capital beneficiaries

ANC chief whip Jackson Mthembu says ‘Comrade Nene is amongst the few’ who are able to who own up to their error of judgment

Sars employees displaced in Tom Moyane and Bain's restructuring of the operating model will be worked back into the system, Kingon says

Speaking at the presidential health summit, the president and Business Unity SA commit to improving SA’s embattled healthcare sector

George Sebulela resigned on Friday after Eskom’s board received a legal opinion on the matter. The board only became aware of it last week

Sars employment relation group executive Luther Lebelo spent taxpayer money on legal services to prepare him to testify at the Nugent commission

The ANC caucus has confirmed that former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene has resigned as a member of Parliament

Read what Deputy President David Mabuza had to say about primary health care and the NHI in his Presidential Health Summit speech.

A zillion emails await me – and a pile of newspapers, which is where I spot a chance to win the journo prize

A former Hawks spokesperson claims he alerted the Sunday Times to the fact that it was being used

The Fee Must Fall campaigner says he is unphased by the constant postponements of his court case, which started back in November of 2016.

In a statement released on Friday, the utility's chair Jabu Mabuza says his resignation follows legal advice after the board was made aware of conflicts of interest.

ANC caucus spokesperson Nonceba Mhlauli says they will now start the process of filling Nhlanhla Nene's seat in the National Assembly.

Transport Department spokesperson Matome Moremi Taueatsoala said both sides of that stretch of the N1 would be closed indefinitely.

19 October is commemorated as Media Freedom Day, marking the day that several news publications were banned in 1977. EWN journalists share what media freedom means to them in 2018.

The committee says the minerals sector is a key contributor to the South African economy because of the half a million workers it employs directly.

Outgoing Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille says she will give her replacement Dan Plato "the benefit of the doubt" to continue the work she did in her seven years of office.

The City of Cape Town has obtained a court order against MyCiTi workers engaged in a "wildcat" strike.

North West MEC for social development Hoffman Galeng has been given a deadline to explain why more than R600 000 was spent on security at his private residence.

Former student leader and #FeesMustFall activist Mcebo Dlamini claims the State has no case against him and has accused it of deliberately employing delaying tactics.

The ANC caucus has confirmed that former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene has resigned as a Member of Parliament.

Around 100 off-duty firefighters who have gathered at the Cape Town Civic Centre have pleaded for the City to hear their grievances over a standby allowance and working conditions.

The first alleged victim to testify in the sexual offences trial of  Nigerian pastor Timothy Omotoso and two others, has written a public letter in which she expresses her gratitude for all the support she is getting. The post Cheryl Zondi expresses gratitude to her supporters appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special […]

The Black Farmers Association of South Africa says transformation in the agricultural sector should be accelerated. The post ‘Transformation in agricultural sector should be accelerated’ appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader..

Acting SARS commissioner Mark Kingon says the SARS E-Filing system is not on the verge of collapse. However, if improvements are not carried out in the near future it will pose a challenge. The post SARS E-Filing not on verge of collapse: Acting Commissioner appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, […]

Two people have been arrested for the distribution of illegal medicines worth about R1 million at Kenilworth in Cape Town. The post Two people arrested for distribution of illegal medicines appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader..

The case against FeesMustFall activist and former Wits SRC president Mcebo Dlaminihas been remanded to April 2019.  The post Mcebo Dlamini’s FeesMustFall case remanded to next year appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader..

Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane is briefing the media on the progress made by the Broadcasting Digital Migration Advisory Council on the country's digital terrestrial television (DTT) plan. The post WATCH: Mokonyane briefs media on DTT appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. […]

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Adv. Gerrie Nel, hoof van AfriForum se privaatvervolgingseenheid, gaan ’n gerespekteerde sakeman in die finansiële bedryf wat na bewering sy driejarige kleindogter verkrag het, privaat vervolg. Die slagoffer is glo haar grootouers se huis verkrag. Sy het die verkragting en … Continue reading → The post AfriForum wil sakeman vervolg wat kleindogter verkrag appeared first […]

Onderwysers wat in hul moedertaal klas gee, is meer positief as diegene wat dit in hul tweede of selfs derde taal doen en hul gemoedstoestand is beter. Maar baie onderwysers gaan erg gebuk onder onnodige administrasie, swak dissipline in skole … Continue reading → The post Onnies wat in moedertaal onderrig gee, is meer positief […]

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Die naasbestaandes van mense wat wreed en brutaal in plaasaanvalle vermoor of beseer is, glo die doodstraf moet teruggebring word omdat tronkstraf die moordenaars klaarblyklik nie afskrik nie. Verskeie slagoffers het in Pretoria die trauma van moorde en aanvalle herleef … Continue reading → The post Slagoffers van plaasmoorde en –aanvalle vra vir doodstraf appeared […]

Parents in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro have been warned to be on the lookout for whooping cough symptoms and immediately take children to the nearest clinic, should the latter present.

While South Africa is well known for its rich mineral endowment and well-regulated mining industry which is a major contributor to the economy, the sector is grappling with the health and safety of miners.

Nine beaches in KwaZulu-Natal have been awarded Blue Flag status, which is a much-needed boost for tourism in the province.

Next week’s much-anticipated Investment Conference will be a platform for South Africa to woo investors and showcase a more coherent narrative about the direction of South Africa’s economy.

The proof of the pudding lies in the eating, they say. For the 10 million South Africans who are unemployed, the outcomes of the recent Jobs Summit provide a beacon of hope – but only if the implementation agreed upon is followed through, writes Keamogetse Kgomanyane.

The Department of Labour’s Supported Employment Enterprises (SEE) is helping to improve the employment prospects for people with disabilities.