Gauteng Provincial Government

National

/ 12 December 2024

Deadline to register spaza shops is 17 December

Businesses that miss the registration window will be closed down

By Aarti Bhana

Partner Content

/ 6 December 2023

DHL GradStar Awards 2023 – Top100

The ceremony was a momentous occasion to honour these students and celebrate their accomplishments

By Partner Content

National

/ 20 December 2022

Government owes its suppliers more than R3-billion, public service quarterly report reveals

Late or non-payment by departments demonstrates little care for small businesses – says PSC commissioner

By Eunice Masson

Politics

/ 27 May 2020

Coalition politics and law: The fight over Tshwane

With coalition politics on the rise, particularly in local government, this kind of court case is likely to become more common

By Franny Rabkin

Article

/ 13 November 2018

Gauteng quality of life increases despite deepening inequality

The Quality of Life Survey measures both objective circumstances and subjective opinions of respondents

By Jacques Coetzee

Article

/ 19 November 2017

Treasury budget chief Michael Sachs to join Gauteng government

Premier David Makhura has requested Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba to facilitate the lateral transfer of Sachs to the Gauteng provincial government.

By Staff Reporter

Article

/ 7 March 2017

Gauteng budget cuts costs but not to vital services – and atones for Esidimeni deaths

Education, health and social development will take up the bulk of Gauteng’s R108.6-billion budget for the 2017-2018 financial year.

By Dineo Bendile

Article

/ 9 December 2016

Fixing, not ruling, on Makhura’s mind

As long as the ‘plight of ordinary people’ overrides politics, the premier says he’s happy.

By Dineo Bendile

Article

/ 13 August 2011

Revised tolls still a tax for motorists

The Gauteng provincial government has welcomed Cabinet’s approval of toll tariffs for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project.

By Ahmed areff

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Article

/ 5 November 2010

Much arm twisting over Gauteng cabinet

The Gauteng ANC is facing the kind of organisational paralysis last seen in the late 1990s.

By Matuma Letsoala and Mandy Rossouw

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Article

/ 10 March 2010

Motorsport SA ‘understands’ contract canning

Motorsport SA (MSA) says it understands the Gauteng government’s decision to cancel its international contracts with the sport beyond 2010.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 18 December 2009

Gauteng fights on against expensive tender

Controversial consultancy firm 3P will not be returning to work for Gauteng’s health department – despite winning its court case against the province.

By Adriaan Basson

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Article

/ 15 August 2008

Displaced ‘not govt’s responsibility’

The Gauteng government confirmed that the temporary shelters established for the fugitives in the province areas are to be closed this Friday.

By Monako Dibetle

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Article

/ 7 March 2008

Chiefs’ R1-billion stadium crisis

Five years after its developers announced that the construction of the Kaizer Chiefs Stadium would be complete by this year, not a brick has been laid. Construction work on the Bob van Reenen stadium precinct in Krugersdorp, earmarked by Chiefs as their home venue, was expected to begin in July 2006 and it was to be ready to use in 2008.

By Lucky Sindane

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Article

/ 19 February 2008

Student protest ends classes in Tshwane

Classes at all the Tshwane University of Technology’s campuses were suspended amid student protests on Tuesday, authorities said. ”The decision was taken due to the prevailing atmosphere on campus and the potential for violent clashes between striking and non-striking students,” vice-chancellor Errol Tyobeka said.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 18 February 2008

Power is a priority in Gauteng

Saving electricity and promoting energy efficiency must be a top priority in 2008, Gauteng Premier Mbhazima Shilowa said in his State of the Province address on Monday. "The future was rosy on December 31 2007, but suddenly everyone is buying candles and researching property in Perth," Shilowa said in Johannesburg. He also discussed transport improvements planned for 2008.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 13 November 2007

DA warns of looming Gauteng classroom shortage

Gauteng faces huge classroom shortages and the government does not have the resources to cope, the Democratic Alliance (DA) said on Tuesday. DA spokesperson David Quail said that in the next four to six years, the Gauteng department of education will require 9 566 additional classrooms.

By Staff Reporter

Deadline to register spaza shops is 17 December

DHL GradStar Awards 2023 – Top100

Government owes its suppliers more than R3-billion, public service quarterly report reveals

Coalition politics and law: The fight over Tshwane

Gauteng quality of life increases despite deepening inequality

Treasury budget chief Michael Sachs to join Gauteng government

Gauteng budget cuts costs but not to vital services – and atones for Esidimeni deaths

Fixing, not ruling, on Makhura’s mind

Revised tolls still a tax for motorists

Much arm twisting over Gauteng cabinet

Motorsport SA ‘understands’ contract canning

Gauteng fights on against expensive tender

Displaced ‘not govt’s responsibility’

Chiefs’ R1-billion stadium crisis

Student protest ends classes in Tshwane

Power is a priority in Gauteng

DA warns of looming Gauteng classroom shortage

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