In a concerning development, billboards belonging to ActionSA in Soweto have been vandalized, prompting accusations of intimidation tactics by supporters of rival political factions.
In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at eradicating hunger in Kwa Thema, Kellanova launched the “Better Days Promise” gardens, a sustainable food project that empowers communities to take control of their food systems.
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) has reason to rejoice as it celebrates a remarkable ascent in global rankings. Securing the top position in South Africa and across the African continent among universities younger than 50-years-old.
The Health and Allied Workers Indaba Trade Union (HAITU) has issued a call for the nationalisation of all private hospitals to facilitate the implementation of the National Health Insurance (NHI) programme.
DA Gauteng premier candidate Solly Msimanga unveiled a comprehensive account of the party’s achievements over the past five years, at a press conference on Tuesday.
The 2024 edition of the International Woman Leadership Conference (TIWLC) held in Dubai served as a resounding testament to the power of resilience, innovation, and leadership among women worldwide.
At the heart of Johannesburg’s bustling CBD, BOSA leader Mmusi Maimane delivered a bold message, challenging the ANC's integrity in a pivotal moment ahead of the country’s upcoming elections.
In the North East of Johannesburg, in Region A, workers are digging, levelling land, and making preparations for significant improvements to the Kopanong Sports Complex.
Gauteng education MEC Matome Chiloane expressed deep regret over the tragic events at David Makhubo High School in Kaalfontein, where two learners died within a week.
In the heart of North West, a tale of resilience and redemption unfolds in the life of Mado Pitso, chronicled in her recently published book, Daughter of Stars.
BOSA's I Believe TV advert marks a significant moment in the party's campaign, offering a stark portrayal of South Africa's current state under the ruling government while presenting a vision of unity and hope for the future.
ActionSA’s recent visit to the North West, led by premier candidate Kgosi Kwena Mangope, signals promising strides for the party in the region as it garners support and engagement from residents.
In a significant move to tackle the high incidence of lung disease in South Africa, the pulmonology department at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital (CMJAH) has received state-of-the-art pulmonary equipment through the #BetterTomorrowStartsHere initiative.
With just weeks remaining until the national elections, ActionSA is making waves with its latest campaign poster unveiled in Ivory Park, Midrand. The message is simple yet profound: ‘Let Action Lead’.
Joining the esteemed ranks of Mrs Universe Africa 2024 semi-finalists, Ntibi Papa, embodies a spirit of inclusivity and empowerment, aiming to uplift marginalized communities and foster a sisterhood of women.
EFF leader Julius Malema extends his deepest condolences following the untimely passing of party campaigner Lekometse Monama, who tragically lost his life while erecting election posters in Limpopo.
As the world marks World Hand Hygiene Day, the Gauteng Department of Health is taking proactive steps to raise awareness of the essential practice of hand hygiene, aiming to curb the spread of infections and promote community well-being.
BOSA unveils a bold plan to combat economic injustice in the Western Cape, emphasising the need for inclusive growth and opportunity for all residents.
Build One South Africa (BOSA) leader, Mmusi Maimane, addressed the unemployment crisis gripping South Africa during a rally in KwaZakhele in the Eastern Cape, on May 1, and unveiled his party’s plan to create jobs. Maimane said: “The a significant proportion of households rely on social grants as their primary income source, indicating economic instability.
Build One South Africa (BOSA) intensified pressure on the Gauteng government, demanding immediate action to tackle the province’s escalating housing crisis
The Gauteng Department of Health has unveiled a groundbreaking fleet of multi-body-carrier vehicles for its Forensic Pathology Service (FPS), aimed at significantly enhancing efficiency and response times during mass fatality incidents.
Residents in Ivory Park are dealing with a long power outage because of a broken transformer. They’re frustrated and facing difficulties without electricity. Some are thinking about not voting in the upcoming elections because they feel their basic needs are not being taken care of.
With flu season looming, the Department of Health is emphasising the importance of getting vaccinated to mitigate the potentially severe consequences of the virus.
As the nation commemorated Freedom Day, Rise Mzansi advocated for new leadership, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by South Africa and the need for transformative change.
The South African Association of PhDs (SAAPhDs) has voiced alarm over the proliferation of unaccredited institutions awarding honorary doctorates in South Africa.
