| Premier Modiselle to address media |
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| Press arrangements State of the Nation Address 3 June 2009 |
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| Taxation Laws Amendment Bills |
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| Second annual isiXhosa festival to be held in March 2009 |
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| Media Statement |
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| Minister Xingwana to speak at a symposium in commemoration of Africa Day |
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| Campaign to popularise our national symbols will be launched |
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| Ten new Kei Rail Stations to open in June 2009 |
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| Seminar on child exploitation and trafficking |
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| MEC shocked by the death of bus operator |
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| Address by Honourable Ghishma Barry, MEC for Transport and Safety in support of the “Take a Girl Child to Work” campaign |
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| Probe into KwaZulu-Natal Hospital fire |
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| South African Revenue Service (SARS) Service Monitoring Office call centre affected by telephone line failure in Hatfield, Pretoria |
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| Africa Day celebrations 2009 |
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| Address by the Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi at a press conference to outline his priorities |
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| Access to Justice for All, the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development bringing services closer to the people |
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| Yawa urges police to intensify efforts and action to reclaim streets from criminals |
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| MEC Sefanyetso opens to new ideas to enhance service delivery |
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| Statement by The Presidency on inaccurate media reports on the matter between Vusi Pikoli and The Presidency |
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| Seven road deaths within hours in the Lichtenburg area prompt MEC to stress arrive alive. |
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