President sets aside R156bn as residents are frustrated over lack of water

There has been a sharp increase in the number of complaints against judges over the past three years, with 132 received in 2024/2025, according to chief justice Mandisa Maya.

SA is concerned about the rising tensions between the US and Venezuela which it considers an ally and friend, minister of international relations and co-operation Ronald Lamola has said.

Parliament's ethics committee must investigate EFF MP Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s racially motivated attack on a Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) judge, judiciary monitor Judges Matter said yesterday. Parliament has also criticised as unfounded Mkhwebane’s attacks on parliamentary staff and legal advisers.

The numbers in the Governance, Public Safety and Justice Survey – Victims of Crime Report released by Stats SA on Tuesday are higher than the quarterly crime statistics released by the SA Police Service.

The mineral resources and energy department is undertaking a major review of the electricity pricing policy that governs the way the National Energy Regulator of SA decides on electricity tariffs.

The Gauteng health department has only received Treasury approval to roll over R530m of the R1.1bn it failed to spend in 2023/24, which means R570m will be returned to the fiscus.

The National Assembly has begun the tricky task of deciding on committee representation by political parties as well as their other rights during question times with ministers, making statements and proposing notices of motion.