| Health Professions Act: Regulations: Defining the scope of the profession of Dietitians: Comments invited |
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| Health Professions Act: Regulations: Defining the scope of the profession of Occupational Therapy: Comments invited |
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| Health Professions Act: Regulations: Fines which may be imposed by a committee of enquiry against practitioners found guilty of improper or disgraceful conduct: Comments invited |
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| Health Professions Act: Regulations: Qualifications for registration of Arts Therapists |
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| Health Professions Act: Regulations: Qualifications for registration of dental assistants: Amendment: Comments invited |
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| Health Professions Act: Regulations: Qualifications for registration of Medical Orthotists and Prosthetists: Comments invited |
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| Health Professions Act: Regulations: Registration of Optometry or Dispensing Optician Students: Comments invited |
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| Minister Blade Nzimande on the continuing murder of Post School Education and Training students. |
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| Minister Blade Nzimande: PSET readiness for academic year 2023 and related matters |
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| Minister Joe Phaahla: Traditional Medicine Summit |
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| Deputy Minister Candith Mashego-Dlamini: 52nd Session of Human Rights Council, |
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| Deputy Minister Candith Mashego-Dlamini: HRC 52- High-Level Panel Discussion on UPR Voluntary Funds |
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| Human Settlements launches First Home Finance for missing middle beneficiaries |
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| Justice and Constitutional Development hosts a walk against Gender Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) and a community engagement on Marital Matters, 6 to 7 Mar |
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| Minister Ronald Lamola: 13th International Congress of Justice Ministers |
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| Minister Blade Nzimande launches 3D Construction Printing for Sustainable Human Settlements Project (3DCP) |
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| Public Works and Infrastructure welcomes increase in investment from the 2023 budget for strategic infrastructure projects |
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| Deputy Minister, Dr Chana Pilane-Majake: OSC colloquium |
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| Minister Thulas Nxesi: Public Service Compliance and HR Convention |
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| Minister Lindiwe Zulu applauds the critical role played by Non-Governmental Organisations in implementing programmes that uphold human rights and giving voice to the most vulnerable in our society |
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