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South Africans can expect less salt in their food as part of government’s drive to encourage people to adopt healthier lifestyles.

New regulations will mean that salt-loving South Africans will have to settle for less salt in some food products in the years to come.

Infrastructure

The upgrade of the Mthatha Airport is almost complete and flights will soon land and take off from the facility, reviving the area’s economy.

Infrastructure

The lives of villagers from Mvezo and Lundondolo in the Eastern Cape will never be the same, once the Nkosi Dalibhungu Mandela Legacy Bridge is completed.

Lucas Mokone may not have a regular job but the 32-year-old from Orange Farm, Gauteng, is passionate about what he wants to do.

Sport, arts and culture

Emerging soccer stars in Mogale City, Gauteng are one step closer to making their dreams a reality thanks to a partnership that brings sports academies to life.

Sport, arts and culture

Amanda Tobo grew up in an Eastern Cape village where no one took acting and the arts seriously, let alone attempted a career at it.

International relations

The City of Johannesburg, well known for successfully hosting a number of global events, had another feather added to its cap when it was named host of the next C40 Cities Mayors Summit.

International relations

Following the successful summit in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal recently - BRICS countries, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - look set to invest heavily in Africa.

BRICS leaders agreed to set up a Development Bank, which could help fund infrastructure in Africa.

Youth matters

South Africa wants to see more of the work done with young people being professionally recognised, Minister in the Presidency for Performance Monitoring, Evaluation and Administration Collins Chabane has said.

Youth matters

New blood has been injected into the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) with the appointment of seven new board members.