By Ntsako Mbhokota. As a journalist, I travel a lot looking for interesting stories around our communities. Towards the beginning of 2010 I finished shooting a documentary titled “A woman’s worth”. In the 1 hour 30minutes film I interviewed 5 Read the full story
Pretoria – Tourist arrivals to South Africa grew by 10.5% for the first six months of 2012, more than double the global average of 5% for the same period. According to the most recent tourism figures, tourist numbers to South Read the full story
Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma says a robust partnership between government, business and the labour sector is needed to address the economic challenges facing the country. “There is a need to work together on our economy… which has also faced Read the full story
Pretoria – Cabinet has expressed concern over the lawlessness, violence and intimidation that it says has continued to mar the democratic right of workers to strike. The strike in the transport sector has been marked by incidents of violence and Read the full story
By Chris Bathembu Midrand – Government should help create South Africa’s own black industrialists, President Jacob Zuma said in Johannesburg. “There are many financial institutions that are under the control of government; they must shift in how they finance black Read the full story
Pretoria – Despite the service delivery protests earlier in the year, which disrupted education in some parts of Ekurhuleni, mayor Mondli Gungubele is optimistic that the grade 12 learners will do well in the upcoming final exams. Gungubele said the Read the full story
By Nthambeleni Gabara Pretoria – South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) boss Nazir Alli says it is important for the country to keep investing in the upgrading and maintenance of its road infrastructure to pave the way for economic Read the full story
Carnarvon – The opportunity to host the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) has given South Africa and Africa as a whole a platform to prove to the world that the continent has what it takes to deliver the cutting-edge science project, Read the full story
Carnarvon – South Africans must get excited about hosting the world’s largest telescope – the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), says President Jacob Zuma. Zuma, who for the first time on Tuesday visited the core site where the SKA telescope will Read the full story
Johannesburg – In a bid to increase the number of individuals in the technical and engineering fields, as well as to aid in youth employment, Transnet Freight Rail (TRF) says it has to date got a total of 700 high Read the full story
