GAUTENG MEC for Finance and Economic Development, Lebogang Maile, tables the province’s 2026/27 Budget. He promises to tackle unemployment, … Read more: Budget bonanza: Gauteng to spend R549 billion! – Daily Sun
Gauteng MEC for Finance and Economic Development Lebogang Maile has tabled a R179-billion provincial budget aimed at meeting various service … Read more: Gauteng Province tables R179 billion budget – YouTube
Two men have each been sentenced to 20 years’ direct imprisonment by the Mothibistad Regional Court after they lured a 15-year-old girl from her uncle’s home under false pretences and repeatedly raped her at knifepoint in Dithakong village near Kuruman. Read more: Two men get 20 years each for gang rape of 15-year-old girl
The City of Ekurhuleni in South Africa’s Gauteng Province is benefitting from Huawei’s cybersecure wi-fi systems as it looks to digitalise core … Read more: How Huawei is Modernising South Africa’s Industries Securely | Energy Magazine
Lebogang Maile delivers 2026 Medium Term Expenditure Framework. Gauteng MEC for Finance and Economic Development Lebogang Maile. Picture: X … Read more: ‘Audacity of hope’: Gauteng to have over half a trillion rand at its disposal for the next 3 years
Gauteng finance MEC Lebogang Maile has tabled the 2026/27 budget which will see R179bn allocated to departments in the financial year. Read more: Maile tables Gauteng budget – infrastructure takes priority – TimesLIVE
Assets worth about R12 million – including a Rolydene house, a luxury vehicle and kitchen equipment from a Kimberley café – have been forfeited to the State after the Northern Cape High Court found they were acquired through irregular PPE procurement linked to a Covid-19 tender. Read more: Kimberley house, Audi and café equipment forfeited […]
South Africa’s limited fuel reserves and heavy reliance on imported petroleum leave the country vulnerable to supply disruptions. Experts warn that if imports stopped, diesel shortages could begin within weeks, threatening transport, agriculture, mining and food supply chains. Read more: South Africa’s diesel clock: How long before the pumps run dry?
When the final school bell rings at 2pm, learning does not have to end. In five primary schools across Gauteng, classrooms are coming alive again … Read more: After-School Arts Programme empowers learners in 5 Gauteng schools – Adopt-a-School