Computerized tests reduce corruption at licensing centres
According to the RTMC, the new system has closed that loophole by randomly selecting question papers electronically, preventing officials from knowing which test will be used beforehand.
Engaging, Educating and Empowering Communities
Health Department calls for calm after SA links with Hantavirus case
The patient was a passenger aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius, which was travelling to the Canary Islands via Cape Verde from Argentina
Chinese Ambassador Welcomes First South African Apple Shipment Under Landmark Zero-Tariff Policy
China has become Africa's largest trading partner, while African nations supply critical minerals, energy resources, and increasingly value-added agricultural goods to China.
Warning for Widespread Storms and Flooding Inland
The forecast model shows a massive "80% Widespread" zone covering the majority of the eastern and central provinces, including Gauteng, Mpumalanga, and parts of the Free State and KwaZulu-Natal.
Fuel price spikes once again in May 2026
The average Brent Crude oil price increased from 93.67 US Dollars (USD) to 101 USD during the period under review.
Mapepeza Unveils New Logo on World Press Freedom Day
The bold “M” icon, now infused with national colours, symbolises pride, identity, and a connection to the people it serves.
From Botswana to Beijing: Africa Leads World Relay Champs Qualifiers
The Gaborone meet also serves as a key pathway to the World Athletics Ultimate Championship Budapest 2026, with the top six teams in the mixed relay finals earning automatic qualification.
Sedibeng Sports Confederation New Leadership Sets Sights on Reviving Vaal Talent
The newly elected leadership will serve a two-year term ending in 2028.
Gauteng Celebrates Historic Simbine Classic Athletics Meet
The Simbine Classic is being recognised not only as a sporting success but also as a strategic initiative that contributes to economic growth and social development in Gauteng.
Missing spaza shop owner Mazwi Kubeka returns unharmed
During the march, Minister Ntshavheni condemned the intimidation by some foreign nationals on South Africans who are operating spaza shops.
