Minister Mchunu defends SAPS VIP protection amid scrutiny
In response to recent high-profile incidents, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu defends the SAPS VIP protection services, asserting their effectiveness amid growing scrutiny.
IEC says no decision taken on electronic voting
The IEC has clarified its position on electronic voting, emphasising the need for national dialogue while navigating challenges ahead of future elections.
Remembering Douglas Gibson: A tribute to a champion of South Africa's democracy
As South Africa mourns, tributes pour in for Douglas Gibson, a dedicated politician and ambassador who championed democracy.
GNU partners face off as DA challenges Employment Equity Act in court
The Democratic Alliance's legal challenge to the Employment Equity Act not only reveals significant policy rifts within South Africa's Government of National Unity but also raises critical questions about the future of coalition governance.
Justice committee debates future of the Protection of State Information Bill
The future of South Africa's contentious Secrecy Bill hangs in the balance as the Justice and Constitutional Development Portfolio Committee prepares to address President Cyril Ramaphosa's constitutional concerns, potentially reshaping the landscape of freedom of expression and access to information.
Proposed bill aims to expedite judicial complaints resolution
The Judicial Matters Amendment Bill promises to reduce the backlog of complaints against judges, yet critics warn that deeper systemic issues must be addressed for true reform.
Are gambling advertisements putting minors at risk?
Minister Parks Tau reveals shocking non-compliance in gambling advertising practices, raising serious concerns about the protection of minors.
SADC to cover costs for SANDF troop withdrawal from DRC
Amid ongoing peacekeeping operations, SADC commits to funding the withdrawal of SANDF troops from DRC, highlighting regional cooperation.
Mashatile outlines strategies to counter Pepfar funding cuts
Deputy President Paul Mashatile outlines a multi-faceted response strategy to safeguard South Africa's healthcare services and tackle the looming health crisis.
Spaza shop registration: A mere 6% have been licensed, says Minister Ndabeni-Abrahams
Small Business Development Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams reveals alarming statistics about spaza shop licensing, with only 6% of registered shops having obtained licenses since the registration process began.
Government's proactive measures in response to Pepfar funding cuts
Deputy President Paul Mashatile discusses the South African government's efforts to address the funding gap left by the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, highlighting the potential risks to health services and ongoing initiatives to secure alternative funding.
Mashatile says resources are mobilised to counter Pepfar funding withdrawal
Deputy President Paul Mashatile outlines a multi-faceted response strategy to safeguard South Africa's healthcare services and tackle the looming health crisis.
Minister Creecy ponders financial misconduct probe against RAF board
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy is contemplating a financial misconduct investigation into the RAF.
State IT Agency saddled with R2 billion irregular expenditure
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke's recent report found that SITA did not take effective and appropriate steps to prevent irregular expenditure required by the Public Finance Management Act.
Only 6 percent of 87,000 newly registered spaza shops have been issued with licences
A total of 87,407 spaza shops have been registered and only a mere 5,456 have been issued valid operating licences.
State IT Agency comes under fire for lacking a proper record keeping system
SITA's troubling absence of a robust IT record-keeping system raises serious questions about accountability and transparency.
Minister Nyhontso defends race and gender disclosure for land transfers
Land Reform and Rural Development Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso has staunchly defended the new regulation mandating that individuals disclose their race and gender to facilitate property transfers.
State IT Agency comes under fire for lacking a proper record keeping system
SITA's troubling absence of a robust IT record-keeping system raises serious questions about accountability and transparency
Parliament demands answers from Minister Schreiber on Phil Craig's immigration status
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber faces pressure from Parliament to clarify Phil Craig's citizenship status.
Minister Schreiber faces mounting pressure over Phil Craig's citizenship status
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber faces pressure from Parliament to clarify Phil Craig's citizenship status
AG reveals dire financial state of Mangaung and Masilonyana municipalities
The Auditor-General has underscored an urgent crisis within the Mangaung and Masilonyana municipalities, raising serious questions about governance and service delivery.
Parliament demands answers from Minister Schreiber on Phil Craig's immigration status
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber faces pressure from Parliament to clarify Phil Craig's citizenship status
DA files supplementary affidavit asking court to halt looming VAT increase
The DA seeks a court order to prevent a VAT increase, while the MK Party files a motion of no confidence against Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana.
Proposed Local Government Bill aims to stabilise coalitions by 2028
The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) plans to introduce a controversial amendment bill aimed at stabilising coalition governments in local government, with significant implications for accountability, set to be processed in Parliament by 2028.
Health Department stands by NHI education budget despite calls for reallocation
Despite rising calls for funding reallocation, the Health Department remains steadfast in its commitment to the National Health Insurance education budget, highlighting the ongoing debate over health priorities.