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President Cyril Ramaphosa, seen here addressing players at a footabll friendly between South Africa and a Palestinian team, has finally announced the long-anticipated date of general elections

President Ramaphosa Vows To Make Transport Accessible For Disabled People

President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted that the government is using the Public Transport Network Grant to promote the implementation of universal design and universal access, adding that now there are 10 integrated public transport network municipalities receiving the grant, with specific conditions on universal accessibility.
A Stainless Steel Handcuff

NDPP Warns Perpetrators, Says 'Impunity Is No Longer A Given'

National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) Advocate Shamila Batohi said that the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has been hard at work to take legal action against well-known figures including Ministers, Premiers, a former President, some of the most powerful CEOs and CFOs from both private and public sectors across the country.
Rail traffic comes to a standstill as German train drivers strike again

PRASA Achieves Milestone With Production Of 200 Electric Trains

Minister of Transport Sindisiwe Chikunga shared that these efforts are part of PRASA's Rolling Stock Fleet Renewal Program, which is responsible for manufacturing new trains. He also noted that the program is expected to create around 1,500 direct and 8,000 indirect jobs over the decade.
Medicalised FGM -- performed using tools like these -- is defended by practitioners and communities alike as a "safe" way to preserve the custom, despite risks to the victim's physical, psychological and sexual health

Umtubatuba Community Witnesses Sod Turning Ceremony Of New Health Centre

Mtubatuba Community Health Centre (CHC) will provide various health services, marking a crucial move to improve healthcare access for the people of Umtubatuba. The health center is being created to reduce the travel time of people to access medical care. It will not only save time but also money on long journeys.
Delegates are meeting in the National Recreation Centre (NASREC) on the outskirts of Johannesburg

IDC Announces 16th Annual South Africa CIO Summit

IDC South Africa CIO Summit will be held under the theme of "The Future of IT: Rethinking Digitalization for an AI Everywhere World," where a host of expert speakers will discuss strategies for creating data-centric platforms, embracing cloud governance, redefining security and nurturing digital talent.
President Cyril Ramaphosa, seen here addressing players at a footabll friendly between South Africa and a Palestinian team, has finally announced the long-anticipated date of general elections

President Ramaphosa Encourages South Africans To Support Democracy

President Cyril Ramaphosa reminded South Africans that in this country, politicians can freely compete and the media can report without interference. He also mentioned that the courts are fair and impartial including the Electoral Court, which supervises the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) and how elections are conducted.
The Orenburg region is the worst affected area in Russia by devastating floods

KwaZulu-Natal Municipalities Activate Disaster Teams Amid Level 5 Rain Warning

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) warned that there could be heavy rains in certain areas, noting that there might be more than 200 millimeters of rain in 24 hours, which could cause flooding in communities, damage to homes and displace people, especially in the extreme southeastern part of the province.
Songezo Zibi (C), said he fears many Souh Africans have 'given up on politics'

South Africa Fragmented Opposition Jostles For Visibility

Thirty years after the former liberation movement won the first democratic elections, South Africa remains the world's most unequal nation, suffering from high unemployment, rampant crime, widespread corruption and a stagnant economy.
The floods have damaged roads in Garissa

Treasury Releases R372 Million For Flood-Affected Municipalities

National Treasury approved R1.844 billion in funds for the 2023-24 financial year to address the effects of disasters across multiple provinces and released R372 million from the Municipal Disaster Response Grant (MDRG) to help municipalities affected by floods.

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