The Gauteng DOE has ticked all the boxes in terms of security for its schools. Yet,there has been a seeming increase in incidents at schools
artInsideOut launched an intensive three-week theatre course aimed at helping children use creativity to handle setbacks.
Drought or poor infrastructure — What is the cause of all the flamingo drama in the Northern Cape?
After leading Absa for a decade, Ramos is retiring from her post as chief executive at the end of February
‘It gave us a great vehicle to discover the conversation that can be had historically and today between tap and pantsula dance’
The party will wait for the findings of the Zondo commission before it takes action
The pupils have been tasked to work towards the fourth industrial revolution
More matric learners are writing and passing the IEB exams
Daniel Du Toit is expected to build on the turnaround strategy that was introduced at Denel earlier this year
The ten-year contract is expected to end in 2025
Marius Fransman is accused of sexually harassing his personal assistant during a work trip in 2016
The University of Pretoria council says Professor Tawana Kupe brings ‘considerable experience’ to the position
The South African Competition Tribunal approved Sibanye’s acquisition of Lonmin subject to agreed conditions between the two companies
The Auditor General says over the last four years, more audit outcomes have regressed than improved
The White House is considering an ‘event management cost’ which is not that different from Joburg’s ‘planning costs’ for protests
Pravin Gordhan tells Zondo commission former president Jacob Zuma prolonged the appointment of a new Sars commissioner until after the May 2014 polls
The public enterprises minister tells Zondo commission what appeared to be ‘isolated incidents’ was actually part of a larger picture of corruption
Abram Masango has resigned hours after Eskom suspended him
Glynnis Breytenbach announced on Tuesday evening that she was giving up her dream job for the sake of the NPA
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said Tanzanian authorities told her Quintal and Mumo were detained because they had contravened their visa regulations
A new model is in the pipeline but the current fund’s liabilities are projected to rise to R393-billion by 2021-2022
The Road Accident Benefit Scheme is intended to replace the current system administered by the RAF
The public protector’s spokesperson insists the investigation is into maladministration
Angela Quintal and her Committee to Protect Journalists colleague Muthoki Mumo are now free to leave Tanzania
As the two-day summit came to end, a declaration was reached and the mood was mostly triumphant, but it didn’t go without a few stumbling blocks
The Democratic Alliance federal leader has retracted his statement, but Shaun August isn’t happy
The ANC caucus has confirmed that former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene has resigned as a member of Parliament
A trade war with the US, a crackdown on video gaming and a bear market have dimmed its prospects
Viktoria Marinova is the third high-profile journalist to be killed in the European Union in the past year, and the fourth since the start of 2017
The number of new accounts has risen but tough times have forced others to borrow
Magistrate Mali Mokwena ruled that the media may take still photographs 15 minutes before and 15 minutes after court proceedings.
The Mining Charter has focused on empowerment targets and benefits for mining communities