DPSA Circular 38 Of 2026 Government Vacancies News South Africans seeking government work can explore dozens of vacancies across national and provincial sectors as DPSA releases Circular 38 of 2026. Published on 23 October 2026, the circular sets out opportunities across national departments and provincial administrations, with closing dates varying...
Migrant matrics in the Western Cape navigate xenophobic violence and paperwork challenges to write National Senior Certificate exams amid ongoing unrest.
Heineken Beverages is under scrutiny for allegedly breaching conditions requiring it to sell the Strongbow brand to a black-owned licensee after the 2023 merger with Distell.
Kerileng Matlhoko was found fatally stabbed in Galeshewe. Family demands immediate arrest as police investigate ongoing violent crimes in the area.
A new Retreat youth initiative combining sport and environmental education officially launches on 7 November 2026 to empower local youth.
A new initiative in Retreat uses sport and environmental education to engage youth, aiming to offer alternatives to gangs and hands-on community involvement.
The Gauteng Department of Social Development received a qualified audit opinion for 2025/26 due to governance and financial management failures.
The Lesotho Highlands Development Authority must pay M89.9-million in overdue compensation to communities affected by Phase 1 dams within 90 days.
The Western Cape government seeks urgent court intervention to curb taxi violence linked to disputed routes between CATA and CODETA in Cape Town.
UJ offers an admission path for 2027 and applicants must follow official steps to secure their place. Outcomes are communicated via email, SMS and the UJ student portal, and this guide explains how to check offers, respond, register and understand what happens after acceptance. How To Accept An Offer Applicants...
Professor Romy Parker leads efforts to reform pain management in South Africa through clinical care, education, and a proposed national pain strategy.
Land Party leader Gcobani Ndzongana withdraws consent and threatens legal action over the upcoming Hermanus documentary, citing coercion and misrepresentation.
The NCC has withdrawn a multi-billion rand job creation deal with Gary Itzikowitz after his public support for Israel sparked concerns among members.
More than a million applications have been logged for the 2027 cycle as students pursue funding. The deadline is fixed with no extension, prompting urgency to complete online applications and upload any required documents. Applicants are urged to act quickly to avoid processing delays. NSFAS Applications Reach One Million Officials...
GPS vehicle tracking evidence placing suspect cars near AKA and Tibz at the time of their murders takes centre stage in Durban High Court trial.
Congressman Frank Pallone has asked the GAO to investigate TrumpRx’s claimed $700 million drug savings over transparency and verification concerns.
Uganda took control of over $100 million in digital health infrastructure from the U.S. on 31 March 2026, marking a major step towards national health system autonomy.
UJ students protested proposed 2027 fee hikes amid rising university costs and NSFAS funding shortfalls, disrupting exams at Auckland Park Kingsway campus.
More than 41,000 Department of Homeland Security employee records, including ICE and CBP personnel details, were leaked in a major data breach.
Two wounded in a shooting at Delft's Palm taxi rank on 28 October amid ongoing taxi violence disrupting Cape Town communities.
President Ramaphosa has received a confidential report on Iran’s unauthorised participation in a Chinese-led naval exercise off the South African coast.
Over 2,000 suspects were arrested in Limpopo during a high-density police operation from 19 to 25 October 2026 targeting serious crimes across the province.
Wesgro invites graduates to apply for its 2026 2027 Graduate Internship Programme. The programme offers practical experience in tourism, trade and investment while based in Cape Town and the Western Cape. Programme Overview The Wesgro Graduate Internship Programme offers a structured entry point for graduates to contribute to initiatives linked...
Four boys stranded on riverbanks near Mqanduli during heavy rains in the Eastern Cape were rescued after emergency teams battled flooding conditions.
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis warns that small parties could split the vote and force a coalition government in Cape Town after the 2026 local elections.
KwaZulu-Natal’s taxi industry generates over R20 billion annually, moves five million commuters daily, and supports more than 100,000 jobs, says MEC Duma.
Masilonyana Municipality prepares to auction vehicles and assets following court judgments amid mounting financial woes and creditor disputes.
Chlorine supplies at Bronkhorstspruit Water Plant secured for six to seven weeks amid rising cases of waterborne illness hitting 833.
The UK Home Office uses AI tools in asylum decisions with growing concerns over errors, transparency, and the impact on asylum seekers’ rights.
Water minister denies Bronkhorstspruit illnesses an outbreak despite 833 cases linked to contaminated water and unsafe municipal supply.
