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Correctional Services in South Africa Sets Bold Performance Targets
Correctional Services National Commissioner Tom Moyane has presented the department’s five-year strategic plan, which provides bold and clear performance targets, to the Portfolio Committee.
City of Cape Town Urges Fans Who Will be Attending the U2 Concert to Use Public Transport
The City of Cape Town has urged fans who will be attending the U2 concert at Cape Town Stadium on Friday to use public transport. The city is expecting heavy traffic congestion around the stadium ahead of the event which will start at 7.30pm.
City of Cape Town to Implement New Liquor By-law
The City of Cape Town will implement a new liquor by-law that regulates alcohol trading hours as of midnight December 31st.
Saudi Basic Industries Corporation Opens New Office in Cape Town
The world’s largest petro-chemical company Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) has opened an office in Cape Town.
South Africa, Japan to Advance Relations
A delegation of Japanese government and business representatives will hold talks with South African representatives in a move to strengthen ties amid growing global competition for rare metals and other resources in the continent. How People Arrived Here:...
South African Minister Says Education Key to Developing Women
It is only through placing issues underlying the misery of women high on the transformation agenda that government can achieve equal opportunities and progress for all, South Africa’s Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga said on Sunday.
Trans-Africa Highway Launched Simultaneously in Nigeria, Cameroon
The $950 million Transport Facilitation Programme for the Bamenda-Enugu Road corridor, part of the Trans-African Highway, was launched simultaneously on Friday at Mfum in Nigeria and Ekok in Cameroon. The project is being co-financed by the African Development...
South African Police Prepared to Deal with Stadia Strikes
In the wake of further strike threats by 2010 FIFA World Cup security guards, the South African government has said it has moved to allay any fears, saying police stand ready to take charge of all security operations at stadiums.
