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Nelson Mandela is back home after being discharged from hospital where he underwent a minor procedure investigating an abdominal complaint.
To develop and transform sport, SA needs a plan that moves beyond quotas and doesn’t fixate on rugby, cricket and soccer, the sports minister says.
Most opposition parties and Busa have broadly supported Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s medium-term budget policy statement tabled on Tuesday.
Much faster action was needed to find a solution to acid mine drainage on the Witwatersrand, Rand Uranium CEO John Munro said on Tuesday.
President Jacob Zuma on Sunday renewed his appeal for unity in the ANC in the Western Cape ahead of the May 18 local government elections.
As President Jacob Zuma readies for his third State of the Nation address, there is no shortage of advice as to what he should say.
Those who argue against the Protection of Information Bill believe SA has no legitimate national security to protect, Minister Siyabonga Cwele said.
The DA on Tuesday delivered a petition containing 28 710 signatures, protesting the Protection of Information Bill, to Tuynhuys.
The government moved on Friday to discount suggestions that Cabinet ministers are failing to answer questions in Parliament.
The government is concerned about negative foreign coverage of its perceived attempts to place restrictions on the press, a spokesperson has said.
Judgement has been reserved in a legal battle over whether Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota has the right to take up leadership of the party in Parliament.
The Communication Workers Union is "horror-struck by infightings" in the Communications Department led by Minister Siphiwe Nyanda.
Congress of the People’s (Cope) Mvume Dandala formally resigned as its parliamentary leader and as an MP with immediate effect on Thursday.
The switchover date from analogue to digital broadcasting could be delayed by a few months, Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda said on Tuesday.
The government won’t tolerate what amounts to ‘blackmail’ in the provision of ARVs by local firms and could look further afield for cheaper suppliers.
The 2009 matric results indicated there were problems throughout the education system, according to experts in the field.
The National Assembly’s police committee on Tuesday recommended the green light be given to a proposed amnesty for surrendering illegal firearms.
Minister Trevor Manuel on Wednesday conceded that buying a R1,2-million BMW for his official use was not well-advised.
MPs on Tuesday urged Icasa to act speedily to reduce the cost of cellphone call charges in South Africa.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan on Wednesday indicated government would not reduce spending because of the recession, but increase borrowings instead.
