The ANC has opted to keep secret the new venue of disciplinary hearings against Julius Malema and four other youth league leaders.
The Gauteng premier, an unpopular choice since her appointment, faces new onslaught.
Crime is down according to statistics for the past year, and people who don’t believe the good news are "cynics", says Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
The ANC in Gauteng has laid the blame for last week’s violent protests squarely at the youth league’s door, calling for action against its leaders.
DA leader Helen Zille is less than impressed after President Zuma indicated he had no need to discuss the DA submission on Justice Mogoeng in person.
Residents of Thembelihle, who staged a protest over housing and water grievances, are set to discuss the issues with Gauteng housing officials.
As top leaders jostle for support in the run-up to next month’s regional conferences, four ANC regions in Gauteng are heading for a shake-up.
While municipal workers in Gauteng were asking the premier to intervene in wage negotiations, strikers in Cape Town were denied permission to march.
The Congress of South African Trade Unions has threatened to strike if the tolling policy on the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project is not scrapped.
Mending your ways behind bars isn’t as difficult as convincing people to give you a chance when you get out, say members of a women’s prison choir.
The Gautrain has begun operating its high-speed route between Pretoria and Johannesburg, transporting 11 000 passengers by midday.
Hundreds of tonnes of hazardous medical waste has built up in a backlog blamed on the shortage of licensed treatment facilities in Gauteng.
Scores of petrol stations in SA have run out of fuel, an industry spokesperson said on Thursday, as a strike by workers in the oil sector escalates.
As years of construction on Johannesburg’s main highways near an end, toll plazas have sprung up, sparking an outcry from drivers.
The Gauteng finance department will review the tax rate charged to casinos as part of a drive to increase revenue, it said on Monday.
The auditor general has found "serious problems" with Gauteng road department tenders worth over R1-billion, says the province’s minister for roads.
The clean up of acid mine drainage on the Witwatersrand needs to be implemented as soon as possible, the DA in Gauteng said on Wednesday.
A furious Enver Motala, fired from a team overseeing the liquidation of mines controlled by Aurora, says the move has scared off prospective buyers.
President Jacob Zuma started off the ANC’s election victory celebrations by thanking supporters "for a job well done" — and having a dig at critics.
Julius Malema refused to debate the DA’s Lindiwe Mazibuko, who he called a "tea girl", because he was terrified of losing, says DA leader Helen Zille.
Mayor-in-waiting Parks Tau has promised the people of Johannesburg value for money when he takes over as the city council’s new political head.
About 250 passengers were injured when two trains crashed in Meadowlands, Soweto on Thursday, Johannesburg emergency services said.
The first results of the 2011 municipal elections came in at 8:22pm on Wednesday, more than one hour after voting stations around the country closed.
As the polls opened for the local government elections, one resident of Zandspruit, near Jo’burg, woke up hoping this day would bring change.
No matter their background, voters across Johannesburg said they want change after the elections, but that didn’t always mean switching allegiances.
Voting hours will be extended in some parts of Johannesburg where ballot papers arrived late and high voter turnout was reported, the IEC says.
‘Shoot the boer’ lyrics have been ruled incitement to murder, in a high court case not directly related to Julius Malema’s hate speech trial.
Municipalities in Gauteng continue to struggle to collect revenue due to non-payment for services such as water and electricity, the premier says.
While DA leader Helen Zille courted voters in Port Elizabeth, President Zuma was telling Jo’burgers that the DA’s hopes for Gauteng were "daydreams".
A "disgusted" ANC Youth League has accused AfriForum of lying about an out of court settlement offer in the "Shoot the boer" hate speech case.
A monthly return ticket on the Gautrain between Hatfield in Pretoria and Park Station in Johannesburg will cost R1 716, it has been revealed.
Gauteng’s proposed toll fees will have a disproportionally large impact on the poor, a report released on Tuesday shows.