The Government Employee Pension Fund (GEPF) has provided clarity on whether or not members will be allowed early access to their funds.

‘ANC Ministers are paid enormous salaries, and while they refuse to solve the country’s power disaster, they should at the very least pay for their own generators and fuel,’ said the DA.

Minister of Health Joe Phaahla says the NHI will be introduced in different stages in South Africa, not at once.

It’s been revealed that Government has officially tabled the pay increase offers for public servants in South Africa – take a look…

Parliament has defended the approved 3% pay increase for MPs, deputy ministers and ministers in South Africa.

World airlines called on governments support of the industry’s net-zero carbon emission goal by 2050, insisting ‘stability of policy matters’

The special official funeral service of the late AmaMpondo monarch, king Zanazuko Sigcau, who died on 31 May, is ready to move ahead.

Minister of Police Bheki Cele confirmed that drones will soon be used in SA as part of a rural safety strategy to provide extra security.

Trade union federation Cosatu is far from impressed by the 3% salary increase for public office bearers announced by the president.

The DA has placed partial blame of Comair’s liquidation on the way in which Government handled the borders during previous lockdowns.

After 27 years in the National Treasury, Ismail Momoniat has been appointed Acting Director-General as of 8 June 2022.

Convicted right-wing terrorist Harry Knoesen was found guilty of planning attacks on Africans in a bid to overthrow the government.

While there have been some doubts about the R450 million Durban Eye Ferris wheel, it will not be funded with taxpayer money.

Applicants for government jobs are no longer required to submit certified copies of their documents, making the application process easier.

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DigiTech is the South African Government’s latest project – an ‘app store’ – that has not received the best reviews since its recent launch.

Government has rejected the wage increase demands made by public sector employees but said the cash gratuity will continue this year.

Three new bills have been approved by the National Council of Provinces which are now with President Cyril Ramaphosa, awaiting his signature.

Minister of Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe does not believe he used the word ‘dwarfs’ in the wrong context, although many are angered.

A body of doctors are calling for the SAPS and SIU to investigate and irregularly awarded R600 million contract for multivitamins by GEMS.

Telecom companies agreed with the US government to give eligible households high-speed internet plans for no more than $30 (R490) per month.

The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation wants Government to build the trust of the public by being transparent in terms of funds used in KZN.

Treasury announced that Dondo Mogajane opted not to extend his contract and will be leaving the department on 7 June.

Fees Must Fall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile shared his thoughts about Operation Dudula and the beliefs of the movement.