South Africa sends relief donations to Malawi
The South African Government continues to help and respond to the urgent needs of its neighbouring countries following the humanitarian disaster left by Cyclone Idai.
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.
SA's energy map should consider all role players
South Africa should consider all energy sources available in its future energy plans, says Energy Minister Jeff Radebe.
Four arrested in New Zealand Christchurch shootings
Four suspects have been arrested by New Zealand Police in relation with this morning’s shootings in Christchurch.
Cabinet offers condolences to friends, family of Matwetwe actor
Cabinet has sent condolences to the family and friends of Sibusiso Khwinana, in a statement on Thursday.
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 team to submit report in month's time
Eskom’s Technical Review Team is expected to produce a preliminary report within four weeks, Cabinet said on Thursday.
South Africa’s tap water is safe
South Africa’s tap water is safe for human consumption, says the Department of Water and Sanitation.
NSFAS dealing with students' accommodation
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) says it is concerned and alarmed that students from Ehlanzeni Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College have been compelled to find accommodation in public libraries and police stations.
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.