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Deputy President Paul Mashatile said that there is a need for education policy to constantly evolve, in order to ascertain that children and youth are provided with the best quality of teaching and learning.

SAPS intensifies efforts to combat crime by targeting alcohol-related offences

A study published in 2022 revealed widespread mental health challenges in South Africa, influenced by factors like adverse childhood experiences (ACE), socio-economic status, geography, age, marital status, and education levels.

AOW, which started on Monday, will serve as a crucial platform for global leaders

AfriForum said that in its presentation, the civil rights organisation will strongly object to the proposed regulations as they not only trample on recreational water users’ established rights, but also amount to a gross overreach of government power.

UN Chief concerned about spillover as Israeli-Palestine conflict escalates

This was an insight shared at a panel discussion on the role of African gas at the AOW Investing in African Energy event being held in Cape Town this week

KwaZulu-Natal’s Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs says that by hosting the SA Music Awards they stand to make more than R63m.

The police are investigating a culpable homicide case following a vehicle collision on Monday (October 23) on the M1 near the Athol Oakland off ramp.

Road Traffic Management Corporation to investigate tragic Musina mine worker crash