Latest sa news news from across South Africa.
Deputy Minister David Mahlobo has called for science-based solutions to SA's water crisis, citing ageing infrastructure, weak governance and 47% non-revenue water losses.
Prof. Renata Schoeman warns that SA's failure to fund child mental health care violates constitutional rights, with only 10% of young people able to access treatment.
The Association of State Servants has condemned economist Dawie Roodt's description of South Africa as a "parasitic state", calling his remarks baseless and insulting to dedicated public servants.
Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts has called on Producer Responsibility Organisations to urgently increase waste diversion as SA cities face landfill capacity running out within six years.
Professor Firoz Cachalia has been sworn in as Acting Minister of Police at the Union Buildings, following President Ramaphosa's appointment announcement.
Limpopo authorities have arranged a major dialogue at the University of Venda to tackle gender-based violence, bringing together police, government and community leaders.
Police Minister Bheki Cele and National Commissioner General Khehla Sitole to brief media on aggravated robbery progress after an early morning train ride to Tembisa.
The Electoral Commission has confirmed that local government voters may only cast ballots at their registered voting station, a legal requirement linking ward elections to residents' ordinary place...
President Ramaphosa has congratulated the medical team that successfully separated conjoined twins at a rural Limpopo hospital in a historic first for South Africa's public healthcare system.
President Ramaphosa has submitted responses to Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee probing Lt-Gen Mkhwanazi's allegations of criminal syndicates in law enforcement.
Minister Hlabisa has reaffirmed the District Development Model as central to South Africa's coordinated service delivery, stressing it strengthens rather than replaces municipal authority.
Northern Cape Premier Dr Zamani Saul and Lt Gen Koliswa Otola will release the province's third-quarter crime statistics at a Kimberley briefing on 20 March.
