By Minister Faith Muthambi
For many South Africans living with HIV and AIDS, the country’s free antiretroviral programme is a second chance. These proud South Africans live healthy lives…
By Minister Faith Muthambi
For many South Africans living with HIV and AIDS, the country’s free antiretroviral programme is a second chance. These proud South Africans live healthy lives…
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By Minister Des Van Rooyen
The South African Revenue Services (SARS) continues to be efficient and effective in its work of collecting revenue in the country, and for the year ending…
By Acting Cabinet Spokesperson Donald Liphoko
The article by Sandile Ngidi on titled “SA’s failure to communicate” (Sunday Independent, July 3) is disconcerting and seeks to disempower…
By Minister Faith Muthambi
The transformation of the country’s R124 billion revenue marketing, advertising and media sector is imperative, given the strong influence it has on the…
By Minister Jeff Radebe
There have been a number of violent protests in various parts of the country recently. The reasons for the protests vary, but inevitably the legitimacy of protests…
By Minister Des Van Rooyen
The violent protests in certain parts of our country has become a worrying trend as it infringes on the democratic rights of other South Africans. The…
By Deputy Minister Buti Manamela
It was renowned philosopher and revolutionary Frantz Fanon who famously said: “Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its…
By Minister Des Van Rooyen
Anyone who has ever stood in a voting booth and made a mark for the party or candidate of their choice knows the satisfaction of being involved in the democratic…
By Minister Nathi Mthethwa
In his historical novel To Every Birth its Blood, that examines the turbulent period of the late 1970s, Mongane Wally Serote, captures the spirit of the times…
By Minister Jeff Radebe
It is often said that change is not an event but a process. However, the youth of 1976 proved that one event can change the course of history. The young people…
By Minister Michael Masutha
A cursory look into our history tells us about the power of young people to drive change and become instrumental in the shaping of a nation’s destiny.
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Minister Edna Molewa
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By Minister Bathabile Dlamini
Former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan once spoke about the importance of creating safe environments for children, saying: "There is no trust more sacred…
By Minister Jeff Radebe
South Africa has proven itself to be a investment destination which consistently attracts some of the world’s top businesses to its shores. Recently a number of high…
By Minister Rob Davies
Hardly a day goes by without South Africans being bombarded by stories dealing with the difficult economic situation. Recently with the petrol price increases, which…
By Minister Nathi Mthethwa
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By Deputy Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams
The small town of Alice in the Eastern Cape is set to come alive this month as the University of Fort Hare celebrates its centenary. The…
By Acting Cabinet Spokesperson Donald Liphoko
Every new factory that opens its doors in the country is a reason for celebration. It means more jobs and a greater demand for support services…
By Deputy Minister Adries Nel
The National Development Plan says employment is the best form of social protection. But in SA and many parts of the developing world, we are faced…