President Cyril Ramaphosa and Lesotho Prime Minister, Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane have held bi-lateral discussions on the progress being made in the Kingdom of Lesotho since the Prime Minister’s ascension to office. President Ramaphosa hosted Prime Minister Matekane at his official residence at Mahlamba Ndlopfu, Pretoria on Saturday, where they had a bi-lateral … [Read more...] about Pres Ramaphosa encouraged by progress made in Lesotho
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Charting Tshwane’s liberation heritage route
By Sihle MandaThe formation of the democratic South Africa was not a singular event. It was a decades-long tumultuous voyage of dispossession and deprivation that would ultimately lead to freedom. Twenty-nine years into democracy, the Department of Tourism has embarked on a journey of displaying this history in a tourism route reel. The department is developing a Tshwane … [Read more...] about Charting Tshwane’s liberation heritage route
Citizens urged to go for regular cancer screening, testing
The Department of Health has urged South Africans to go for regular cancer screening and testing for early detection, prevention, risk reduction and successful treatment.According to the department, over one-third of cancers are preventable, which means cancer risk can be reduced. The Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo will, on Saturday, 4 February, … [Read more...] about Citizens urged to go for regular cancer screening, testing
‘No immediate crisis’ on nuclear agreement, says Energy dept
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) says there is “no immediate crisis” with regards to the expiry of a nuclear agreement with the United States of America (USA).This as the South Africa and USA Nuclear Cooperation Agreement expired in December last year – leading to fears that the Koeberg nuclear power station may run out of fuel. In a statement, the … [Read more...] about ‘No immediate crisis’ on nuclear agreement, says Energy dept
Public Works to expropriate servitudes to improve Limpopo power supply
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) has started a process of assessing if servitudes can be expropriated by Eskom in order to allow the power utility to supply more power to areas in Limpopo than what is currently possible.This was confirmed on Friday by DPWI Minister, Patricia de Lille. In a statement, the Minister said all affected owners were served with … [Read more...] about Public Works to expropriate servitudes to improve Limpopo power supply




