Gauteng Education budget rises to R70.9 billion
Gauteng currently serves more than 2.86 million learners across 3 320 schools, including more than 2.43 million learners in public schools.
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Gauteng Finance MEC Dunga unpacks 2026/27 Budget Vote
"Communities experience service delivery failures, infrastructure deteriorates, businesses lose confidence and economic growth slows," Dunga stated.
Gauteng Social Development tables R5.6bn budget focused on jobs, food security and vulnerable groups
The MEC said the budget was intended to address poverty, unemployment, food insecurity, substance abuse, gender-based violence and social exclusion.
SASSA confirms June 2026 SRD payment dates
Beneficiaries are urged to remain alert for scams and to use only official SASSA communication platforms when checking their grant status or sharing personal information.
Premier Lesufi unveils new future for Gauteng Traffic Wardens
The wardens, popularly known in communities as Ama-Panyaza, will be reorganised into a single Gauteng Traffic Wardens Corps operating through three integrated streams.
D.P Mashatile Heads to China to Strengthen Trade and Investment Ties
CISCE is the first national-level exhibition in the world focused exclusively on global supply chains.
Metro Condemns Fatal Shooting of Benoni Taxi Association Patrollers
MMC Mnguni also appealed to members of the public who may have information about the shooting to come forward and assist authorities with their investigations.
Rand Water Cuts Lesedi Municipality’s Water Supply Over R27.7 Million Debt
As a result, the water utility implemented the 20% reduction in bulk water supply on 17 June 2026 after the parties were unable to reach an amicable solution.
Gauteng Marks World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
The department said the commemoration served as a reminder that protecting senior citizens is a shared responsibility and remains essential to building caring and inclusive communities across Gauteng.
Crackdown on illegal migration intensifies with over 40,000 arrested since January
Government also confirmed that Ghana and Nigeria are working with South African authorities to facilitate the return of their citizens.
