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A KwaZulu-Natal woman is putting down strong roots in the agricultural sector.

A cross South Africa its back to school for all forms of education - pre-school, basic and higher education - all have now commenced in earnest. Education is the engine that drives our national development and economy. We must therefore embrace schooling with the seriousness it deserves.

Government remains committed to ensuring universal and equitable access to education, regardless of race and class and regardless of where in the country our people reside.

Kganyago named Central Bank Governor of the year

South African Reserve Bank governor, Lesetja Kganyago, has won the Central Banking Governor of the year 2018 award.

The award celebrates the officials that have best managed to stimulate growth and stabilise their economy.

An electrical monitoring device helps schools save water in drought-struck Western Cape.

Government invests in the latest technology to assist cancer patients.

The Gauteng Department of Health has pumped R36 million into a new oncology facility that will ensure that cancer patients in Ga-Rankuwa, Tshwane and surrounding areas have easier access to treatment.

Cape Town could be the first big city in the world to run out of water.

The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) is working with the City of Cape Town to relieve the drought in the Western Cape, the worst one it has had in a decade.

According to the DWS there has been insufficient rainfall and dam levels are on the decline.

Since opening at the end of 2017 the R40 million Graskop Gorge visitor centre has delighted hundreds of people with its spectacular scenery and warm welcome.

A newly-created Art Bank gives artists a clearer picture of how they can make a living from their talent.

Grade 12 is a crucial year and government is doing its bit to help relieve the pressure.

Being in Grade 12 is exciting but there is also a lot of pressure on matriculants to perform their best as they will soon step into the real world.

For many learners the pressure becomes too much and many take their own lives. This is why it is so important for learners to be supported so that they not only cope with the pressure but also have a great year.

Communities in rural KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) now have access to a top-class library.

A new state-of-the-art library has been opened in Jozini in Northern KwaZulu-Natal. Manyiseni Library will benefit over 28 000 people in the area who will no longer have to travel long distances to access books.