Publisher

As a homeless drug addict, Philani Dladla would never have imagined being a published author one day.

Today his book titled The Pavement Bookworm is available to residents of eThekwini as part of the One City One Book programme.

The acclaimed Batswana musical play ‘Kgolo’ affectionately known as “Tlola Pitsa” features some of the country’s well-known actors, namely: Seputla Sebogodi, Peter Mashigo, Ontiretse Manyetsa, Gaolathle Mathenyane, Segomotso Modise, and Gaoimelwe Mokgakala to name a few on stage.

Innovation in HIV treatment pricing means that more patients will not default on treatment and help boost efforts to decrease the disease in the country.

A ground-breaking pricing agreement has been reached that will fast- track the availability of the first affordable, generic, single-pill HIV treatment regimen containing Dolutegravir.

Dolutegravir is a medication used for the treatment of HIV infection.

The community of Mdantsane, Eastern Cape will now experience better health services.

We have begun the October month, designated as a Social Development Month, Transport Month and the month of commemorating the Centenary of President Oliver Reginald Tambo, on a very high note.

Local government

Government's housing programme in Germiston, Ekurhuleni has given residents in the area a place to call home.

Local government

Ravi Pillay,the MEC for KwaZulu-Natal Human Settlements and Public Works, together with Darryl Mayers, Head of Investec Property South Africa, and eThekwini Municipality,  officially opened the brand new 65 000m² Cornubia Mall near Mount Edgecombe in KwaZulu-Natal.

South Africa is set to take over the chairmanship of the Indian Ocean Rim Association Council (IORA) from October to 2019.

South Africa’s theme for its tenure is ‘Uniting the Peoples of Africa, Asia, Australasia and the Middle East through Enhanced Cooperation for Peace, Stability and Sustainable Development’.

Every October senior citizens around the world are honoured for their contribution to humanity.

In 1990 the United Nations declared 1 October as International Day of Older Persons. 

This month government has put the spotlight on transport ensuring that South Africa’s roads are safe and that transport continues to support South Africa’s economy.