Meyiwa murder trial: Ntanzi challenged over photos taken in prison
The state says the photos were taken after Ntanzi was arrested in June 2020.
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NCC’s Fadiel Adams criticises Mkhwanazi’s July 6 conduct
He says Mkhwanazi’s July press conference may have amounted to defeating the ends of justice.
Tiffany Meek expected to plead guilty to some charges at next court appearance
Meek faces several charges including murder and obstructing the administration of justice.
Gauteng government commits to reducing scholar transport crashes
Licenses were handed over to minibus and scholar transport operators in Johannesburg.
No immediate risk of fuel shortages, says dept
No immediate risk of fuel shortages, says dept
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has reassured South Africans that the country currently faces no immediate risk of fuel shortages, despite rising global oil prices and ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting international markets.
In a media statement issued on Tuesday, the department said it remains in constant...
Koeberg’s Unit 2 reaches 365 consecutive days of operations
Koeberg’s Unit 2 reaches 365 consecutive days of operations
Unit 2 at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station has successfully operated for 365 consecutive days – at an average of 99.4% Energy Availability Factor (EAF) – since major upgrades were completed.
This is according to Eskom, who said in a statement on Tuesday that the unit delivers about 946MW of reliable electricity to the...
Smart ID digitisation programme initiated in 2015
Smart ID digitisation programme initiated in 2015
Government has in a statement on Tuesday corrected claims that the Department of Home Affairs’ partnership with banks on Smart ID cards is “new and driven by a political party”.
A statement issued by the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) on Tuesday said the partnership with the banks was started as part of the...
Traditional leaders decry lack of support from government
Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane says they are aware of the concerns raised.
BMA launches anti-corruption campaign at ports of entry
The Border Management Authority (BMA) has launched a two day anti-corruption campaign.
BMA dismissed over 50 immigration officers for acts of corruption
BMA dismissed over 50 immigration officers for acts of corruption
The Border Management Authority (BMA) has dismissed more than 50 immigration officials found to be involved in corrupt activities at ports of entry across the country.
Speaking to SAnews.gov.za on the sidelines of an Anti-Corruption Forum in Ladybrand on Tuesday, BMA Commissioner Micheal Masiapato said a further 38...
BMA dismisses over 50 immigration officers for acts of corruption
BMA dismisses over 50 immigration officers for acts of corruption
The Border Management Authority (BMA) has dismissed more than 50 immigration officials found to be involved in corrupt activities at ports of entry across the country.
Speaking to SAnews.gov.za on the sidelines of an Anti-Corruption Forum in Ladybrand on Tuesday, BMA Commissioner Micheal Masiapato said a further 38...
Cape Town residents urged to take precautions amid heatwave
Disaster Risk Management says no heat-related emergencies have been reported thus far.
Ntanzi challenges photo date claims at Meyiwa trial
Accused number two in the Senzo Meyiwa trial, Bongani Ntanzi is under cross-examination.
KZN Agriculture begins mass FMD vaccination rollout
Close to 55 000 cattle have been vaccinated in the Ugu District.
Two firefighters hospitalised after blaze in Edenvale
Two firefighters from a private company have been hospitalised after a blaze in Edenvale.
Government welcomes continued growth in South Africa’s economy
Government welcomes continued growth in South Africa’s economy
Government has welcomed the latest data released by Statistics South Africa showing that South Africa’s economy grew by 1.1% in 2025, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanding by 0.4% in the fourth quarter.
Fourth quarter performance, covering the period from October to December, marks the fifth consecutive quarter...
Gauteng remains heartbeat of SA economy – Maile
Gauteng remains heartbeat of SA economy – Maile
Despite global economic volatility and geopolitical tensions, Gauteng remains the “engine of the national economy”.
This according to Gauteng Finance and Economic Development MEC Lebogang Maile who tabled the Gauteng 2026/27 budget on Tuesday.
The province contributes some 33% of South Africa’s Growth Domestic Product with provincial...
‘Fiscal discipline non-negotiable’: Maile tables Gauteng budget
‘Fiscal discipline non-negotiable’: Maile tables Gauteng budget
Gauteng MEC for Finance and Economic Development Lebogang Maile has tabled a R179.2 billion budget for the 2026/27 financial year aimed at improving frontline services, accelerating infrastructure delivery and maintaining fiscal discipline.
Maile presented the provincial government’s budget in the Gauteng Provincial...
One person killed in Durbanville shack fire
The City of Cape Town’s Fire and Rescue Services says one person has died in a shack fire.
Hlabisa calls for collective action to reform local government
Hlabisa calls for collective action to reform local government
Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister, Velenkosini Hlabisa, has called for urgent and coordinated action to reform South Africa’s local government system, stressing that municipalities must become stable, capable and reliable drivers of economic growth and service delivery.
Hlabisa made the call during...
Traditional leaders remain vital partners in governance and development
Traditional leaders remain vital partners in governance and development
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has reaffirmed government’s commitment to strengthening the role of traditional leaders, saying they remain a vital pillar of governance and social cohesion, particularly in rural communities.
The Deputy President delivered the virtual keynote address at the Eastern Cape...