Changes in the world have caused turmoil,tension and affected economies

Changes in the world have led to the rise of unilateralism and push-back on the global rule-based system says Trade, Industry and Competition Minister, Ebrahim Trade, Industry and Competition

South Africa ready to work with China

South Africa ready to work with China -SA President

Kite boarder and surf-skier rescued by NSRI the past weekend

Gordons Bay volunteer duty successfully rescued a kite boarder in difficulty at Strand on Saturday this past weekend and NSRI Strandfontein rescued a surf-skier, found by chance on Sunday, offshore of False Bay and the Strand, struggling in strong winds.

Dying SAPS colonel’s gun stolen at car accident scene

An SAPS Lt Colonel, Sandile Matam, died after his car was hit by an alleged drunken driver and his gun was stolen at the accident scene.

Highest levels of security by Natjoints at BRICS Summit

The operational arm of the SA Government’s Justice, Crime Prevention and Security Cluster, the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (Natjoints) ,opportunity to assure South Africans it is satisfied with its plans to secure the BRICS Summit which will take place from 22-24 August.

Minister Mchunu satisfied with water intervention projects at NMBM and Kouga

The South African Water and Sanitation Minister, Senzo Mchunu, announced today that the Section 63 intervention instituted in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro (NMBM) early last year to avert Day Zero has been lifted.