South African Young Men Should Consider Nursing As A Career: KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC
The KwaZulu-Natal health MEC noted that this is the time when men should stop dying due to diseases such as prostate cancer, male breast cancer, HIV and AIDS, diabetes, hypertension among many others.
Rustenburg Shooting: North West Premier Condemns Attack That Killed 9
The premier applauded the South African Police Service (SAPS) for moving quickly and assembling a team of experienced and skilled officials to investigate the attack.
Eskom Suspends Load Shedding Until Friday
The relaxation in load shedding came two weeks after Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said South Africans can expect decreased load shedding as the country received the first consignment of energy equipment from China.
South Africa Lauds Growing Trade With Austria, Signs MoU On Arts And Culture
Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Naledi Pandor praised the contribution of Austrian companies in job creation, skill development and technology transfer, apart from an increase in tourists from the landlocked country in central Europe.
President Ramaphosa Welcomes 1,400 New Police Recruits: 'Path Of The Bravest'
President Cyril Ramaphosa noted that the first task of these new constables will be to ensure that South Africans were safe and secure during the upcoming festive season.
Struggling Eskom Faces 'Significant Challenge' from Municipal Debts
The City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality and the City of Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality owe R4.2 billion and R146 million, respectively, as per Eskom.
South Africa, Zimbabwe Should Collectively Prevent Illegal Activities At Ports: BMA Commissioner
The BMA commissioner noted that the border connection between South Africa and Zimbabwe represented a bridge of cultural, economic and historical exchanges that have been celebrated over the years.
South Africa Invests R1 Billion In Presidential PhD Initiative
The announcement was made during the inaugural Presidential Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Plenary in Pretoria on Tuesday.
Cape Town Terminal Gets 7 Pre-Used RTG Cranes
Western Cape Terminals Managing Executive Andiswa Dlanga said the acquisition of additional RTGs will offer a reliable service to the customers and give a much-needed boost to South Africa's economy.
Health Department Concerned Over Death Rate Among TB Patients
Dhlomo noted that about 300,000 people get infected by TB every year in the country, revealing that last year, the health department was notified of 224,000 TB-infected people, who were put on treatment.
SIU Signs MoU With Interpol NCB To Strengthen Investigative Tools
The deal, which was signed by Andy Mothibi, SIU head Advocate and Ntime Mokhine, Brigadier of Interpol NCB, allows SIU to access Interpol NCB's network of data systems in 195 countries. This will help resolve domestic issues caused by international forces.
Transport Minister Urges Motorists, Pedestrians To Exercise Caution Following Mpumalanga Crash
Chikunga's statement came after a major road accident in Mpumalanga province on Friday killed seven people and injured more than 50.
South African Deputy President In Singapore To Boost Ties Between Two Nations
The visit of the deputy president is aimed at building and strengthening bilateral relations, especially at increasing trade, economic, knowledge and cultural exchange between the two countries.
Eskom To Appoint Dan Marokane As New CEO: Report
The search for the new Eskom CEO started last year when former CEO Andre de Ruyter resigned abruptly from his post in February 2022 and alleged that members of the energy company were involved in corruption.
Electoral Commission Announces Final Dates For Voter Registration
The electoral commission said the Voter Registration Weekend will be held on Feb. 3 and 4 to register new voters, while existing voters can verify and, if needed, update their details.
Fusion Centre Sees 'Significant' Success In Fight Against Corruption: Lieutenant General Godfrey Lebeya
Fusion Centre uses comprehensive data and information analysis alongside an intelligence-driven approach in fighting against corruption in the country. Furthermore, the center allows fast-track the process of the cases, hence the judgments are not delayed.
Kwazulu-Natal Premier Seeks Practical Solutions To Address Climate Change In Developing Nations
Kwazulu-Natal Premier pointed out that vulnerable countries and regions are feeling the "brutal effects" of climate change daily, adding that COP28 summit conferences must bring practical solutions.
Minister Blade Nzimande Stresses On Importance Of Township Economy In Growth Of Cities
Several communities "lack the necessary education, training and mentorship to capitalize on economic opportunities and create sustainable enterprises," he said, adding, "As a result, unemployment and poverty remain significant challenges in many townships across our country."
Health Department Stations Over 9,000 Doctors, Nurses, Other Medical Professionals Across South Africa
The Department of Health revealed these professionals have been chosen from 10,386 applications they received online as part of their Internship and Community Service Programme.
PRASA Resumes Mainline Passenger Services In Time For The Holidays
The Mainline Passenger Services from Johannesburg to Durban and Cape Town was suspended in 2021 due to operational and network infrastructure challenges.
South Africa's White Paper On Electric Vehicles Focuses On Sustainable Transition
The country's trade and industry minister said the objective of the White Paper was to help South Africa transition the auto industry from Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles to dual platform vehicles, including EVs and ICE by 2035.
443 Children Rescued From Over 40 Buses In Joint Sting Operation
The buses were carrying about 443 children under the age of eight without their parents or any guardians.
Deputy President Urges Religious Leaders To Help Government Tackle Social Challenges
The deputy president urged the leaders to be a part of the government's initiatives to fight gender-based violence across South Africa and promote equality.
South African Government 'Committed' To Tackling Plastic Pollution, Says Environment Minister
So far, the government has removed 368,600 tons of plastic waste from the country, supported more than 60,000 waste reclaimers and created 7,500 formal jobs.
Electricity Minister Says Load Shedding Might Ease As South Africa Gets Energy Equipment From China
The minister noted that the energy equipment will help South Africa to "preserve life," as it included at least 450 gasoline generators, which will be used in health facilities, courts and schools.
Infrastructure Project Delays Lead To Increase In Pre-Planned Expenses, Says Auditor General
Maluleke, who audited over 100 infrastructure projects in the last year, added that several of the delayed projects were of poor quality.
KwaZulu-Natal Transport Department Condemns 3 Female Security Officers' Rape
The attack happened on the same day President Cyril Ramaphosa urged South African men and boys to break the cycle of violence against women and children in line with the United Nations' campaign called "16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children."
Impala Platinum Mine Accident: Energy Minister Assures Thorough Investigation After Elevator Failure Kills 11
The accident occurred on Monday afternoon when miners were being lifted up from an underground platinum mine. However, the elevator suddenly dropped from 650 feet, resulting in the death and injuries of the workers.
South African Government To Celebrate Artistic And Technical Achievements
With this initiative, the government will develop a "participatory cultural platform" to support the artists and arts and culture pursuits.
President Ramaphosa Urges Men And Boys To Put An End To 'Gender-Based Violence'
Ramaphosa noted that gender-based violence continued in South Africa, as many people look at crime against women and children as a "private matter" or "family matter."