Africa’s first multi-vaccine factory comes to South Africa
The project is aimed at strengthening Africa’s health security, expanding vaccine manufacturing capacity on the continent and improving access to essential immunisations.
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Calls for deeper Deputy President calls on investors to boost jobs in South Africa
Mashatile added that government must create an enabling environment for investment by ensuring policy certainty, improving regulatory processes, and strengthening coordination across all levels of government.
Su Dai in China | Spring Has Come, Peach Blossoms Bloom
Blue seas, clear skies, rugged rocks, and ancient fishing villages—this is the hidden, peaceful paradise from the novel.
Lesedi LM Notice: NERSA-Approved Electricity Tariffs Increase 2026-27
Lesedi Local Municipality wishes to inform all residents and stakeholders that the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has approved an electricity tariff increase of 9.01%.
Residents Invited to Comment on Proposed Vaal Special Economic Zone in Sedibeng
The minister published a 30-day public consultation notice on 3 March 2026, inviting written comments from stakeholders and members of the public on the intention to designate the Vaal SEZ in Sedibeng, Gauteng.
Rand Water Reports Major Success in Removing Invasive Plants from Vaal River
These plants not only affect biodiversity but can also slow water flow, reduce water quality and impact nearby communities and businesses that depend on the river.
Gauteng Govt records R144.4 billion spending
As of the end of January 2026, total provincial receipts amounted to R149.2 billion, representing 83.7% of the budgeted provincial receipts.
Experts say no evidence linking sanitary products to cancer or infertility
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) said sanitary products are classified as low-risk medical devices under the Medicines and Related Substances Act.
IEC warns public about fake election posters circulating on social media
Citizens are encouraged to rely on verified information from the Electoral Commission of South Africa and other official sources to ensure the integrity of the democratic process is protected.
Anti-Apartheid Activist and COPE Leader Mosiuoa Lekota Passes Away
After South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994, Lekota served as the Premier of the Free State and later as Minister of Defence from 1999 to 2008.
