THURSDAY, 15 JANUARY 2026, 16:19
Undocumented minor children intercepted at Beitbridge Port of Entry
Border Management Authority (BMA) Commissioner, Dr Michael Masiapato, has confirmed the interception of another group of undocumented children at the Beitbridge Port of Entry on Tuesday, 13 January 2026.
According to the BMA, the interception took place at approximately 12:30 when a Junior Border Guard, deployed...
Lamola leads African Union delegation to South Sudan
Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Ronald Lamola has arrived in Juba, South Sudan, where he is leading a High-Level African Union Ad-hoc Committee of Five (C5) Visit.
According to the department, Lamola is leading the delegation in his capacity as chairperson.
This visit, which takes place today and tomorrow,...
Approximately 4 000 learners are still unplaced across the province.
63 scholar transport vehicles have failed recent roadworthiness inspections in the province.
The DA says the Department of International Relations and Cooperation has to choose between those protesting in Iran and the Tehran regime.
Phahlane is the first witness testifying before the committee this year.
A widely shared TikTok video claims the R370 Social Relief of Distress grant is ending due to budget constraints, quoting a statement attributed to the Minister of Social Development.
Schools nationwide reopen, resuming teaching and learning after the summer recess for the new term.
Five District Six families must vacate their Victorian cottages in Searle Street by 6 March, after acting magistrate Juan de Pontes granted an eviction order.
Victor Majola is accused of murdering Warrick DJ Warras Stock.
W Cape encourages safe driving practices as schools reopen
As schools reopen and daily travel routines return, the Western Cape Mobility Department has encouraged drivers to plan their journeys, drive responsibly, buckle up, adhere to speed limits, and stay vigilant on the roads.
Today marks the start of the 2026 academic year across all provinces, with schools welcoming back...
Dozens of parents and children have lined up outside the offices of the Gauteng Department of Education in the hope of sorting out issues around placements or the lack thereof.
Two City of Cape Town law enforcement officers accused of releasing a drunken driver and demanding R3 000 in return have been arrested in a sting operation.
On Tuesday, BMA officers at the Beitbridge Port of Entry detained 33 children.
W Cape school achieves 100% matric pass rate, up from 40.4% in 2019
Western Cape MEC for Education, David Maynier, has praised Silikamva High School for achieving a remarkable 100% matric pass rate this year – a significant improvement from its past performance, which saw a matric pass rate of only 40.4% in 2019.
Yesterday, the province celebrated the release of the individual...
Phahlane is giving testimony at Parliament’s Ad Committee.
Students encouraged to use Central Application Service
Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela has encouraged prospective students who need guidance in accessing the Post-School Education and Training (PSET) system to make use of the Central Application Service (CAS).
Manamela said that in previous years, the department introduced the Central Applications Clearing...
N West Premier congratulates the Class of 2025 for their outstanding performance
North West Premier Lazarus Kagiso Mokgosi has congratulated the North West Class of 2025 that sat for the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations for achieving an overall pass rate of 88.49%, securing the province a commendable fourth position nationally.
On Monday, Minister of Basic Education...
The department says 97 000 Grade 8 learners are starting high school.
Vusi Chauke urges CoGHSTA, Health and Social Development to help flood-affected communities.
Eskom working to restore power following Kouga veld fires
Eskom says it is continuing to repair powerlines that were damaged during veld fires in the Kouga Local Municipality.
Wildfires have ravaged the Eastern Cape municipality leaving damage to, among others, homes, farms, animals and infrastructure.
“Eskom continues to work tirelessly repairing the damaged powerlines that were...