The Hawks’ fight against corruption starts within…

It’s far from over…

It’s been a rather lively start to proceedings… even if nothing has happened yet

The scores were a sum-up of the promises made initially in 2014. However, the results are in evaluation of the past 12 months, based on each MEC’s portfolio demands and overall accountability.

It’s heartbreaking how these people have been treated

Gauteng Weather Alert: Prepare yourself, things are about to get hectic. We have the latest weather details for you to keep safe.

A lot of money is being wasted on officials who are on suspension with disputes taking far longer to resolve than what they should.

The Commission for Cultural‚ Religious and Linguistic Rights has announced the suspension of ALL initiation schools in Gauteng.

Many have been left scratching their heads after it was revealed National Treasury dished out another R2bn bailout. This time to Gauteng Roads Department.

Jacob, please don’t tease us like this…

General Solly Shoke says his guys will take ‘no nonsense’ from criminals in gang hot spots

The Medical Research Council’s study casts shame on South Africa, and its inability to protect the victims

The ‘Black Monday’ campaigners are taking a stand against the spiralling number of murdered farmers

Eastern Cape. Eish…

Report paints a grim picture.

So it’s come to this? The SANDF patrolling the streets…

As patients wait years for Hip operations, the DA continues to raise concerns over medical issues in this Gauteng hospital.

A deputy principal was shot and killed in his school office in Duduza, Nigel according to Gauteng Education MEC Phanyaza Lesufi who tweeted on Tuesday. Breaking News: A Deputy Principal was shot dead inside the school premises in Duduza, Nigel. I am on my way to the school now — Panyaza Lesufi (@Lesufi) September 26, […]

Morake’s comparison between white people and bullies has caused uproar in SA

Furniture store manager says ‘black people should stop blaming whites for their problems’.

There is a taxi strike underway in the Western Cape and one proposed in Tshwane…

Is this Porsche driver on the receiving end of instant Karma?

We know this Porsche driver is compensating for something…

SANRAL are still struggling to recover the money spent on roads as resistance over e-tolls is still as strong as ever.

Gauteng has become the promised land for those seeking work

These pesky lions and their tricks, who do they think they are!? After six weeks of running, this one may finally be captured soon.

Some Gauteng cops are not only a danger to themselves but also the people they are supposed to be protecting. Relates to Gauteng’s police brutality problem?

Police have since arrested five of the twenty jail break escapees, but many remain at large

The warning comes after StatsSA revealed more than half of South Africans live in poverty

This is what the police need to hear to improve their chances of catching a hijacker

This is as low as it gets

I love it when a plan comes together

It’s alleged that ANC factions are encouraging violent protests in DA-led areas

The avian flu has made its way to the North East

This guy’s hate for Gauteng is hilarious.

More “wasteful” spending.

The power of kiloliters of water moving all at once…

These statistics are most certainly alarming.

See for yourself the visual difference a few months of rain makes.

Gauteng’s drought looks to be a thing of the past.

The heavy rains keep coming but the province is still officially facing a drought.

The Western Cape could really do with some of this water.

You don’t say.

Former Gauteng health MEC Qedani Mahlangu resigned just before the release of a damning report showing the deaths of 94 mentally ill patients under her watch, and the families of the deceased are having none of it.

The Women’s league is vexed by the Gauteng Liquor Department’s decision to relax alcohol laws during the party’s 105th birthday celebrations this weekend, saying drunk folks could damage the party’s image.

In preparation for the ANC’s 105 year birthday celebrations, the Gauteng Liquor Board has issued a “weekend pass” allowing traders to sell alcohol for longer than the law ordinary permits.

South Africa’s economic powerhouse Gauteng is only forecast to grow by 0.8% this year, said officials from the province’s Treasury department on Tuesday.

Whispers of a coalition between the DA and EFF in some Gauteng municipalities in essence mean that the ANC will have lost the entire province. Ain’t that a kick in the head..?

Service delivery protests in Meyerton continued today as the SAPS tried to get the situation under control, firing rubber bullets into the crowds.

The ANC’s Busisiwe Modisakeng has come out saying that the party should take service-delivery lessons from the DA-controlled Midvaal municipality in Gauteng.

The Gauteng Education Department hailed their new online registration site as a leap forward, but when registrations were due to start at 8am this morning the site just couldn’t cope.

We need to find new ways to think about South African cities as drivers of innovation and growth. E-tolls should be a live option in the future city landscape. An implacable opposition, of the kind offered by OUTA, might not ultimately be that helpful.

According to Corruption Watch’s annual report, SA’s most populous province also has the most reported cases of corruption; 50% of all those reported in the entire country.

The death of a Zimbabwean woman’s baby last week has again brought up questions around Gauteng’s dismal public healthcare system, but the MEC blames foreigners for the systems failures.

More folks are moving to Gauteng looking for, well… more money really and it’s costing the province a pretty penny; if Gauteng needs more money, however, it’ll have to be shaved off the other provinces’ budgets.

Then Bheki Mlangeni Hospital in Soweto refused to admit a 64 year-old man in critical condition, for not having the R20 needed to receive treatment.

Gauteng education MEC promises new tech for all schools, but hasn’t even got all of them fitted with proper sanitation yet.

All these interruptions and “points of order” are getting a bit old. But here we go again. Watch EFF members call Gauteng Premier David Makhura a liar and interrupt his speech

After allegations of racial segregation at the Curro Foundation School in Pretoria, apologies from the principal and promises of reintegration, the Gauteng Education MEC is pushing for a review into private education in the province

With the petrol station armed robbery on the R21 near Kempton Park yesterday, this week has turned out to be one of the worst for motorists in Gauteng. In case you didn’t catch all of them, have a look.

Don’t let your folks feed you mushrooms when the only dietary education they’ve had took place at Alien Safari. These poor kids kicked the bucket, because their parents didn’t have a clue.

Residents of Gauteng can expect a fully integrated and developed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in the next few years, says Roads and Transport MEC Ismail Vadi.

All is fair in love and war – and apparently politics, as the ANC blurs party lines and province colours

Why fly elsewhere by plane when one can fly by balloon on a stunningly quiet safari in South Africa?

Three South African hospital officials to be investigated over the alleged sale of a body to an undertaker.

Part II of our feature explores the specific urban and workforce features that enhance Gauteng’s long-term prospects to become a major outsourcing world outsourcing centre

We take a closer look at how Gauteng Province’s incentive proposition to business process outsourcers complements national incentives