Trade Minister Parks Tau has revealed South Africa's strategic response to Donald Trump's 31% tariffs, rejecting a retaliatory approach in favour of export diversification ...
Government departments in Tshwane are violating occupational health and safety regulations by forcing over 1 000 staff to work in hazardous conditions. Multiple ...
Struggling with budget constraints, the City of Johannesburg will implement fare increases for Metrobus (4. 6%) and Rea Vaya (5%) services from July, while dramatically ...
mnothowethu Trading Enterprise has launched a legal challenge against the Gauteng Department of Education over its R9 billion school nutrition programme tender, ...
The Information Regulator has launched an investigation into Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi's refusal to release 177 forensic reports on alleged corruption worth ...
Elon Musk has claimed that South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment laws are preventing Starlink from operating in the country, but regulatory authorities confirm ...
The Gauteng provincial legislature's portfolio committee has raised concerns after the Human Settlements Department's budget was reduced by R450 million despite ...
The City of Johannesburg is planning to redevelop the Usindiso Building block, where 76 people died in a fire last year. The municipality may use the new Expropriation ...
Ekurhuleni Metro is considering civil claims against former attorneys who allegedly mishandled a labour dispute, resulting in City Manager Dr. Imogen Mashazi being ...
The City of Johannesburg is reconsidering the diplomatic implications of renaming Sandton Drive after Palestinian activist Leila Khaled, especially in light of strained ...
Provincial governments are failing to pay R12. 46 billion in supplier invoices, with Eastern Cape responsible for nearly a third of this debt, according to National ...
Sixty-five years after the Sharpeville Massacre, residents share compelling evidence of uncounted victims while UNESCO's heritage status brings hope for preserving ...
The City of Johannesburg has initiated public participation for its revised social burial policy, aimed at helping indigent residents afford dignified funerals. ...
A massive R23. 5 million corruption scandal has engulfed Sedibeng District Municipality's licensing department, with mayor Lerato Maloka's stepson accused of stealing ...
A heated Johannesburg council meeting descended into controversy after a PAC MMC threatened to wear a Hitler T-shirt in response to a DA councillor's pro-Israel ...
The Department of Public Service and Administration addresses operational challenges with the Z83 employment application form, providing new guidelines to streamline ...
Gauteng's best-performing municipality, Midvaal, challenges a R5m environmental fine while simultaneously seeking crucial landfill site licensing. The DA-run municipality ...
Johannesburg’s new by-law regulates the use of CCTV surveillance in public and private spaces, aiming to deter crime while safeguarding citizens’ rights.
Joburg Mayor Dada Morero announces the restoration of water supply across the city after weeks of shortages, addressing concerns over infrastructure and allegations ...
Nearly 160 former Rea Vaya drivers, dismissed for gross misconduct during a strike in 2015, are still fighting for their jobs as they challenge the fairness of their ...
An investigation reveals how a Gauteng hospital renovation project, initially budgeted at R50m, ballooned to R500m, prompting the SIU to take action against companies ...
Absa and its officials face fines and potential imprisonment for contempt of court after failing to comply with orders regarding access to municipal bank accounts. ...
Kgosisephuthabatho Lekabe, the former head of the Johannesburg State Attorney’s Office, shifts blame to colleagues amid R32 million fraud allegations.
The City of Johannesburg warns residents about the legal requirements for drilling boreholes after illegal activity disrupted the Gautrain service.
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero recently issued an apology to the city's residents, assuring them that water would be restored to all areas within seven days after ...