Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande says universities have accepted 196 324 first-year students to be enrolled this year.
The power utility and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan are keeping mum on the expected level of load shedding, with both refusing to answer questions. ...
Financial constraints, limited specialist labour, poor organisational culture, dilapidated buildings, a ballooning wage bill and a 32% vacancy rate are just some ...
Although government has shut down 1 503 schools in South Africa since 2021, Education MEC David Maynier has clarified there won’t be closures any time soon in the ...
As stokvels gear up to share the dividends from their savings and split their groceries in bulk, DA leader Bonginkosi Madikizela urged members to change their mindset ...
Due to legislation, the playing field is not level for black and white liquor traders.
The country's agricultural sector continues to be threatened by a volatile security situation, says the Institute for Race Relations (IRR).
A Gumtree advert claiming to sell a Bo-Kaap open plot for R13 million that has been ?approved by the community?, has infuriated residents.
A passenger was shot dead in one of three Metrorail trains that caught alight on Friday.
Replacement of Helen Zille and Patricia de Lille by two males has been criticised as a step back in gender equality.
The announcement of Winde is bad news for the people of the Western Cape, but very good news for the ANC, said Ebrahim Rasool.
Mayor cited a number of "acute shocks and stresses" affecting their ability to build a resilient city
Through his research paper titled New Urban Agenda, Dr Wallace Mgoqi, is trying to change the landscape and apartheid spatial planning of Cape Town.
DA Chief Whip John Steenhuisen opened a case in terms of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act against top ANC leaders this morning.
The DA plans to query the government for detailed information on the status of the safety standards of all government department buildings
The DA is set to announce premier candidates for four provinces this week, starting tomorrow.
New Springbok Kolbe's father always believed his son would defy his critics and represent his country
As the term of outgoing Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille draws to a close next month, a handful of DA hopefuls declared themselves fit for the position.
The SACP has joined the war of wards over ANC provincial acting chairman Khaya Magaxa's alleged racial attack on coloured people.
While Parliament grapples with the proposed tobacco bill, a research conducted by UCT has found that the African continent "has become a prime target" for production ...
The DA is concerned about what it calls "anti-DA" sentiments in the criminal system.
The wealthy have been using underhanded tactics to avoid paying market-related rent for land in Stellenbosch, say local opposition councillors.
Patricia de Lille used more than R600K from her pension fund in legal fees to clear her name in some of her cases against the DA - and she believes the high-risk ...
The DA says the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of South Africa (BCCSA) had acceded to its request that a tribunal be set-up to handle the party’s complaint against ...
At least R210 million has gone down the drain due to arson attacks that destroyed 146 train carriages in Cape Town in the past five years.