Learners at the Isaac More Primary School in Atteridgeville were on Friday taught about the rules of the road as part of a “Safe Scholar” learner road safety initiative.

President Jacob Zuma says he is deeply saddened by the death of one of the Tshwane University of Technology student leaders, Lesego Benjamin Phehla.

Samsung South Africa, in support of the global recall and banning of Galaxy Note7 devices from flights, is implementing a seamless and efficient exchange programme with exchange kiosks at major local airports.

The Gauteng Department of Health has between January and August 2016 recruited 3 256 medical doctors and nurses in an effort to capacitate employees at public health facilities.

Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Planning Monitoring and Evaluation, Youth Development and Administration Buti Manamela has wished all South African matriculants well in their final examinations.

The academic calendar is continuing at Wits University, despite several scuffles between a group of protesting students and police overnight.

Retired Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke says that while he supports Wits vice-chancellor Adam Habib's decision to resume with academic activity, the students’ calls for free education are legitimate and should be addressed by the state.

He appeared in court today on charges including malicious damage to property and assault.

South African Airways (SAA) on Tuesday announced the prohibition of the use of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 mobile phone on all of its flights as of this week.

The Gauteng Department of Education says it intends concluding the admission process for Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners by the end of November.