Nkabane grilled over her controversial SETA appointments
Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane was not spared any favours, even by her own fellow ANC MPs, when she was grilled about the now cancelled appointment of chairpersons for the boards of Sector and Education Training Authorities.
Gwarube and Maimane clash in Parliament over the matric pass rate
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube and Build One South Africa leader Mmusi Maimane got into a heated debate over the controversial matric pass rate.
Remembering Douglas Gibson: Tributes at the memorial service
As South Africa mourns the loss of Douglas Gibson, tributes pour in from political leaders celebrating his unwavering commitment to democracy and his legacy as a dedicated public servant.
Nkabane's controversial refusal to disclose SETA panel members
Amid public outrage, Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane defends her decision to withhold the names of the panel behind the controversial SETA appointments, igniting a fierce debate on transparency in governance.
Minister Gwarube warns non-compliance with Bela Act will lead to legal consequences
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube has underscored her commitment to enforcing the recently enacted Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act, cautioning that schools failing to comply with the legislation will face stringent legal repercussions
Nkabane confident in new SETA appointments amid public scrutiny
Minister Nkabane addresses public concerns over SETA chairperson nominations, assuring a fair and transparent process.
Cabinet unmoved by EFF’s looming fuel levy increase court challenge; says Malema’s party is entitled to pursue litigation
Khumbudzo Ntshavheni confirms the EFF's right to challenge the fuel levy increase, as Cabinet remains resolute on budget proposals.
Mashatile defends financial secrecy amid calls for transparency
Deputy President Paul Mashatile faces scrutiny over his refusal to publicly disclose financial interests, despite asserting his commitment to transparency.
Mashatile: Cabinet must follow processes for legislative changes
Deputy President Paul Mashatile emphasises the importance of following proper Cabinet processes for any changes to existing laws, ensuring that legislative integrity is maintained.
EFF entitled to go to court over fuel levy increase, says Minister Ntshavheni
Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni asserted that the EFF was within their rights to interdict the proposed fuel levy increase.
R9. 1 million spent on NHI legal battles, says Motsoaledi
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi disclosed that the South African government has spent more than R9. 1 million on legal litigation related to the controversial National Health Insurance (NHI) scheme.
A-G highlights stagnation in municipal audit outcomes
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke reveals troubling findings on South Africa's municipal audit outcomes.
Nkabane confident in new SETA appointments amid public scrutiny
Minister Nkabane addresses public concerns over SETA chairperson nominations, assuring a fair and transparent process.
Motsoaledi says R9. 1 million spent on legal battles over NHI
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi disclosed that the South African government has spent more than R9. 1 million on legal litigation related to the controversial National Health Insurance (NHI) scheme
Auditor-General highlights stagnation in municipal audit outcomes
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke reveals troubling findings on South Africa's municipal audit outcomes, highlighting both improvements and significant regressions in financial accountability.
Maimane demands clarity from Ramaphosa on Starlink's economic impact
Mmusi Maimane urges Speaker Didiza to demand a clear response from President Ramaphosa on the implications of Black Economic Empowerment regulations for Starlink's operations in South Africa, raising questions about accountability and fairness in government policy.
Business rescue practitioners prepare to file court papers to exit Post Office
Business rescue practitioners are set to file court papers to exit the South African Post Office, marking a significant step in the ongoing financial recovery process.
Malatsi’s B-BBEE policy sets ‘wrong precedent’
Minister Solly Malatsi faces fierce criticism as he defends new policy directions for relaxing economic empowerment regulations in South Africa's ICT sector.
Disciplinary action looming for EFF MPs following disorderly session with Ramaphosa
National Assembly Deputy Speaker Annelie Lotriet plans to refer the conduct of several EFF MPs to the Speaker following a chaotic question and answer session with President Cyril Ramaphosa, where rules were reportedly disrespected.
EFF MPs face disciplinary action after chaotic Parliament session with Ramaphosa
EFF MPs face disciplinary action after National Assembly Deputy Speaker Annelie Lotriet announced she would be referring their conduct when some were evicted from the Chamber and the virtual platform during a session with President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Minister Malatsi defends ICT sector empowerment regulations against opposition
Minister Solly Malatsi faces fierce criticism as he defends new policy directions for relaxing economic empowerment regulations in South Africa's ICT sector.
Fuel levy increase amid VAT scrapping, 'robbing Peter to pay Paul'
The National Treasury's fuel levy proposal has ignited fierce debate among parliamentarians during the 2025/26 Budget briefing, with significant implications for South African taxpayers.
Sars banks on 1700 debt collectors to close gap
In a strategic effort to address fiscal challenges, the South African Revenue Service plans to hire 1700 debt collectors, aiming to recover R50 billion.
National Treasury set to unveil significant spending reviews to Cabinet
The National Treasury is set to unveil crucial spending reviews aimed at reforming government expenditure, with key findings expected to be presented to Cabinet soon.
SARS aims for R50 billion as it hires 1,700 debt collectors
In a strategic effort to address fiscal challenges, the South African Revenue Service plans to hire 1,700 debt collectors, aiming to recover R50 billion.