Government Cracks Down on Misleading “Honey-Based Syrup” Products
The term “honey-based syrup” is viewed as a deceptive marketing practice that misleads consumers and undermines honest beekeepers.
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Minister signals possible deregistration of popular colleges
The department further said the institutions did not demonstrate financial and operational sustainability, as required by law.
Sewer Spillage Crisis Hits Khutsong Residents Hard
Despite the Ward Councillor being aware of the situation, little to no action has been taken to address the problem, leaving residents feeling helpless and frustrated.
DJ Warras Shot Dead in Joburg CBD
Tributes have continued to pour in from across the media and creative industries, with colleagues describing Warras as a mentor, cultural voice and supporter of emerging talent.
Gauteng launches Zero Hunger Christmas Programme to empower local farmers
The Zero Hunger Christmas Programme is a provincial flagship initiative aimed at promoting sustainable agriculture, strengthening food security, and revitalising township economies
Constitution Hill Offers Free Tours to Mark Day of Reconciliation
The historic site is opening its doors to the public free of charge as part of the festive season celebrations, offering visitors an opportunity to explore some of the country’s most significant landmarks.
Reconciliation Day: A Time for Reflection and Unity – Jerry Mayila said
Let us strive to make Reconciliation Day a meaningful and impactful celebration, said Jerry Mayila Elderly People Movement for Change member
SASSA SRD R370 Festive Payment Dates: What You Need to Know for December 2025 and January 2026
While the permanent grants (Old Age, Disability, and Child Support) were paid earlier in the month, SRD beneficiaries typically have to wait a bit longer.
Diepkloof Ladies Claim National Title at 2025 SAFA Women’s Playoffs
Diepkloof Ladies emerged as national champions at the 2025 SAFA Women National Playoffs held at Vaal University of Technology (VUT) over the weekend, defeating Limpopo’s Ramatlaohle Ladies in a hard-fought final.
DSAC Opens 2026 Bursary Applications for Heritage and International Studies
Applications close on 31 January 2026, and successful candidates will receive funding of up to R110 000 for the academic year.