Tito Mboweni to table bill aimed at supporting Eskom
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan says a special bill on Eskom -- aimed at finding a roadmap of the power utility’s recovery -- is currently being drafted.
Freedom reigns in South Africa
“This election confirms that freedom does indeed reign in South Africa.
R7.9bn to skill 160 000 unemployed KZN youth
About 160 000 unemployed youth in KwaZulu-Natal are set to benefit from an investment of R7.9 billion in new training programmes.
President Ramaphosa to visit flood battered areas
President Cyril Ramaphosa will today visit flood ravaged KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape when he returns from a working visit to Egypt.
Interfaith leaders commit to societal renewal
Racism and intolerance, the abuse of women and girls and the absence of common decency are markers of a society that has strayed from its founding values.
SA small businesses to enter Italian market
Given the right platform and support, South African small, medium and micro enterprises can succeed in the Italian market.
Back to top Malawi, Mozambique send SOS to SA
Malawi and Mozambique have requested assistance from the South African government following destruction caused by Cyclone Idai in the two neighbouring countries.
Eskom reconfiguration set in motion
Work is afoot on reconfiguring the South African electricity sector by addressing challenges faced by Eskom, with the board of the first subsidiary of the power utility to be appointed by mid-2019, Treasury said on Wednesday.
Men, women in uniform to take SANDF into the future
Take the South African National Defence Force into the future -- that’s the message from SANDF Commander-in-Chief President Cyril Ramaphosa to the men and women in uniform.
Eastern Cape communities get free WiFi
The local communities of Sterkspruit, just outside Aliwal North in the Eastern Cape, will now be able to connect their cellphones to the free WiFi that was officially launched by Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams on Friday.