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Sport, Arts and Culture

Tamasha, a Hindi word meaning “trouble” or “chaos” will be brought to life through an unforgettable drama at the Market Theatre in September, Heritage Month.

Sport, Arts and Culture

The Month of September is a timefor South Africans to come together to share, celebrate and showcase our cultural heritage. South Africa's cultural heritage not only consists of facets discussed but many others; such as cultural villages, landmarks (statues and monuments) and endogenous rites and activities.

South Africa and Mozambique create a conservation park

In 1991 South Africa and Mozambique began discussions which  led to the creation of a conservation park which includes the Kruger National Park.  Named after President Paul Kruger, the Kruger National Park became a living memorial to Paul Kruger and those who have upheld his vision of a protected wilderness. It is now one of the largest conservation parks in the world.

Africa News

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the European Union (EU) have formally launched the implementation of projects valued at 31.6 million Euros.

The projects were launched under the Trade Related Facility (TRF), which was established through a contribution agreement between the EU and SADC in 2014.

Africa News

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) celebrated its 25th anniversary recently.

Ahead of Public Sector Month, two Eastern Cape entities celebrate clean audits and commit to sustaining clean governance when delivering services.

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) and the Department of Basic Education (DBE) have partnered to raise learners’ awareness of the SARB.

A number of Grade 12 learners from around the country will have a taste of what it’s like to be the Governor of the SARB through the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) Schools Challenge.

Crisp winds sweep over the rolling hills of Hlabati, a homestead located between Mthatha and Qumbu in the Eastern Cape, where a group of brightly clad young men rumble along on horses as local cows threaten to barricade the snaking roads.

In a bid to ensure better financial management in KwaZulu-Natal municipalities and embed a culture of financial accountability, a number of public servants have undergone financial and legal training.

It is our intention to promote representivity (race, gender and disability) in the Public Service through the filling of this post and candidates whose transfer / promotion/ appointment will promote representivity will receive preference.