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With service delivery crumbling on all levels from local to national, ever-longer interruptions of the electricity supply, trains that do not run, potholes that do not get repaired and civil servants who are neither civil nor of service, it is no wonder the anger levels in the land are ratcheti...

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s stated intention to appoint a new Minister of Electricity in the Presidency is clearly an attempt to speed up the resolution of our power crisis. This decision has many pitfalls — for a start, it is not clear who would be willing to take a position which would sudden...

Government is amending legislation and strengthening the role of the Public Service Commission to ensure that qualified people are appointed to senior management positions and to move towards creating a single, harmonised public service, President Cyril Ramaphosa has said.

Restraint of trade agreements are characterised by the competing interests, amongst them being the protection of employers trade secrets and goodwill and the right of employees to choose their trade, occupation or profession freely...

Measures include involving the private sector to ensure the proper functioning of the 10111 call centres.

They also demanded that the department of mineral resources allows Eskom to procure wholesale diesel to decrease rolling blackouts, that the government, businesses and individuals be held accountable for destroying Eskom, and that the proposed electricity tariff increase be scrapped. They also...

These are the views of a broad range of civil society organisations and experts on what President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address means for different sectors, including youth unemployment, social grants, early childhood development, health and anti-corruption efforts.

Combating State Capture and corruption featured during President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation (SONA) on Thursday evening

Former South African Minister of Intelligence Ronnie Kasrils has taken exception to an Op-Ed written by Greg Mills and Ray Hartley of The Brenthurst Foundation.

Cogta Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma’s declaration of a State of Disaster is baffling, and requires clarification.