Key security cluster ministries are dominated by the president’s allies in the ANC
The Democratic Alliance has yet to say whether it will accept the president’s offer of six cabinet portfolios.
Events like the Africa Travel Indaba are valuable, but they are not a panacea for the broader issues that need addressing
The country’s visa waiver schemes with African countries are boosting growth in travel and tourism, says Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille
We delve into the ANC’s campaign trail as we approach the 2024 elections, marking a critical juncture 30 years into South Africa’s democracy. We uncover the enduring patterns and shifts within the ANC and its opposition, providing a deeper insight into the ANC’s efforts to retain its dominance amidst evolving political climates.
South Africa no longer purely marketed as a leisure destination, but as a country of choice for conferences and exhibitions
In 2022, at least four employees working in eThekwini’s water and sanitation unit were killed
Minister Patricia de Lille said the country welcomed 4.8 million international and 18.8 million domestic tourists in the first six months of 2023
The department has given R76.1 million for energy and water-saving measures at tourism sites as part of the Green Tourism Incentive Programme, Patricia de Lille says
Public Works Minister wants a probe into maintenance costs, including R19 000 for replacing light bulbs at a Waterkloof home, to be concluded soon
The minister was speaking at Africa’s Travel Indaba, days after the acting chief executive of the country’s official national marketing agency resigned
During her opening address at Africa’s Travel Indaba, the minister emphasised the need for implementation to revive the industry
Sexual harassment and the Tottenham debacle are behind the decision to replace the board
The new minister, Patricia de Lille, believes the appointment process was flawed
Tourism MInister Patricia de Lille said the mooted partnership with the English football team was also unconstitutional
Electricity minister Sputla Ramakgopa’s brief is to get himself fired. Not coal-fired, that is, but to work himself out of his job
Only the uninitiated or the hopelessly optimistic would have been merely disappointed by last night’s long and needlessly delayed cabinet announcement
The president has increased his already bloated cabinet, promising once again to reduce it in time
The party believes it has been able to ‘self-correct’ after alienating white voters in the previous national and provincial elections
The public works minister has not acted on alleged Sacap mismanagement despite a damning ruling against the architectural council
The public works minister is accused of overlooking mismanagement and bullying at Sacap
The minister has denied concealing an investigative report into alleged gross violations at a state architectural body
Rumours abound about the quality of public works upkeep and the person arrested for arson
Hawks not ruling out the possibility of more suspects being arrested as the investigation continues
Fresh blaze erupts on roof of National Assembly
After firefighters battled for more than 24 hours to bring the devastating blaze under control, presiding officers were meeting on Monday to assess the damage
The archbishop was a man of forgiveness who was bravely outspoken during apartheid and in the democratic era persistently asked us to look deeper and be better.
What do the outcomes of the local government polls portend for the general elections in 2024?
A poor election result, on top of concerns over his leadership style, may see John Steenhuisen follow in Mmusi Maimane’s footsteps
The stimulus package is part of the state’s Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, and is a response to the Covid-19 pandemic
New anti-corruption forum aims to prevent corruption and mismanagement and incentivise whistleblowers in infrastructure projects
Judge Piet Koen orders a brief delay to give Zuma’s lawyer time to enter a plea that Downer has no authority to prosecute the matter