The City of Tshwane’s Finance MMC, Eugene Modise, has assured municipal workers that the city will honour the outstanding 3.5% salary increase agreed upon with labour unions for the 2021/2022

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Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi is set to meet with the leadership of the magistracy in early November to discuss judiciary-led court administration and the wider framework of

The Eastern Cape government has committed to paying all outstanding, compliant invoices of scholar transport operators by Thursday and clearing payment backlogs by the 16th of November. Premier Oscar Mabuyane

Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee, which is looking into concerns around national security, has a new deadline of the end of November to complete its work. The committee was established to

In the quiet suburb of Vasco Estate, Cape Town, a small but vital sanctuary for young adults with special needs is now racing against time.  The Vasco Special Needs Centre

Two men died in Orkney in the North West earlier today after they seemingly inhaled toxic gasses while unblocking a sewer pipe. According to the Matlosana Local Municipality, the men

Lucy E. Hyde They were pregnant. Some were prisoners. Others were the poorest of the poor, forgotten in death as in life. Yet dissection and depiction of their bodies have

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The Pretoria High Court has struck off an urgent court roll case brought by the dissolved South African Tourism board against Minister Patricia de Lille. The ousted board had approached