Eskom takes first steps toward legal separation into three entities by appointing a 12-member board for the new national transmission unit.
The Gauteng province takes the spotlight this week with three tenders.
Minister Blade Nzimande denies receiving kickbacks from NSFAS-contracted fintech.
The city cautions the public not to respond to offers of employment on social media, stressing that their positions are strictly advertised on official channels.
Following the 2022 fire, Parliament’s rebuild will get underway in the first quarter of this year.
The Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation warns public of fake TikTok account purporting to belong to deputy minister Pinky Kekana.
The Department of Home Affairs’ services are unavailable due to a technical problem on the SITA mainframe.
These calls included various incidents such as accidents, medical emergencies, suicides, trauma cases, and others.
The public sector closed 2023 with a raft of tenders to keep the ICT sector busy in 2024.
The student financial aid scheme says it is determined to conclude all outstanding disbursements by 15 January.