Minister to announce inmates’ matric results next week
Johannesburg- Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola will on Monday release the matric results for inmates at the Barberton Correctional Centre... Read more.
Suspect nabbed for stealing Krugerrands worth R7.8m
Johannesburg- A 54-year-old suspect is scheduled to make his first court appearance on a charge of theft in the Knysna Magistrates Court today. Knysna detectives,... Read more.
Public warned against job scam
Johannesburg- KwaZulu-Natal Social Development MEC, Nonhlanhla Khoza, has warned job seekers about scammers posing as government officials and selling jobs to unsuspecting... Read more.
R1.8bn tender corruption trial set for March
Johannesburg – The fraud and corruption trial against former Bosasa Group Chief Operations Officer, Angelo Agrizzi, and his co-accused has been postponed to... Read more.
A war of words: SA has their say on Presidency vs Minister Lindiwe Sisulu battle
Johannesburg – Politics, and politicians in South Africa never fail to provide a dull moment for citizens. The latest saga that has South Africans munching... Read more.
Hats off to Class of 2021
Johannesburg – Despite the astronomical challenges faced by the Class of 2021 for the past two academic years, the National Senior Certificate (NSC) overall... Read more.
Zikalala welcomes return of SAA, Qatar flights to King Shaka Airport
Johannesburg- KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Sihle Zikalala, says the tourism sector will benefit significantly from the recent return of both South African Airways (SAA)... Read more.
Minister commends top learners for stellar performance
Johannesburg – Despite the challenges brought on by Covid-19, the 2021 matriculants persevered and were relentless in their pursuit of excellence during the... Read more.
Ongoing heavy rains classified as national disaster
Johannesburg – The National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC) has classified the damaging recent inclement weather in parts of the country as a national disaster.... Read more.
KZN dam levels continue to increase
Johannesburg – The Department of Water and Sanitation says KwaZulu-Natal dam levels continue to increase week on week and stand at 81.7% – a jump from... Read more.
