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While the government order says that the rise in hate speech, misinformation and disinformation on social media has necessitated a fact-check unit, its scope wi

The infamous line 'system is offline' is one that South Africans are well versed in, especially when it comes to Home Affairs.

In a recent development, world renowned electric car producer Tesla Inc has regained its interest in setting foot into the Indian market, but the Central government of the country is reportedly too reluctant to offer any special incentives to the carmaker so far. Although, the states are free to handout concessions to boost competition.

For the first time since 2018, all 13 vacancies on the Eskom board have been filled. André  de Ruyter is set to remain in place as CEO.

Thabo Molelekwa looked at the progress of the new health information system in light of ongoing challenges at the George Mukhari Hospital.

Huawei South Africa CEO Spawn Fan announced that Huawei Cloud will invest R100 million ($6 million) in 1000 startups over the next three years at Huawei’s Eco Connect 2022 event which took place on Friday.  Fan underlined the importance of partnerships to what Huawei has been able to achieve through its 24 years of operation […]

It is not surprising that the publication of every volume of the report of the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture has invariably been followed by threats to have its findings and recommendations reviewed and set aside by the courts.

The Home Affairs Ministry says services at its offices have been restored countrywide.

Home Affairs will be open for longer hours on Monday. That's after a major system outage caused chaos on Friday.

Unknown individuals, most likely working from inside the aspiring state-owned Postbank, stole millions through the social grant system late last year.