Despite mounting safety concerns, the Gauteng Department of Education has decided to resume scholar transport in the province ...
“The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport confirms that there is currently no backlog in the processing of scholar transport operating permits,” the department said. It added that scholar ...
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Gauteng scholar transport services to resume, but budget constraints cast a long shadow
After two weeks of disruption that left thousands of learners stranded or walking dangerous routes, the Gauteng Department of ...
Department of Social Development is improving but problems remain. Organisations funded by the Gauteng Department of Social Development are facing late payments and have concerns over contracts.
In a province grappling with immense healthcare demands, Gauteng's Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Health and Wellness, Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko, has steered the department toward ...
In the wake of a deadly scholar transport crash that claimed the lives of 14 children in the Vaal on Monday, January 19, Gauteng Education MEC Matome Chiloane has issued a stern warning to scholar ...
The Department of e-Gov is one of the biggest spenders on leasing sound systems and event equipment. Questions are being ...
Gauteng pupils are set to return to school next Monday after the provincial Department of Education reached a resolution with scholar transport providers.
Gauteng’s Health Department will return nearly R464 million to the national fiscus after failing to spend its budget, raising fresh concerns about leadership, procurement and patient care. The Gauteng ...
Soweto parents protested outside Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s office on Tuesday, saying the protracted subsidised scholar ...
As of Tuesday, 6 January 2026, the Gauteng Department of Education’s Online Admissions system recorded a total of 4,858 unplaced learners, translating to: 1,381 Grade 1 learners and 3,477 Grade 8 ...
The Gauteng Department of e-Government has only partially settled unpaid licence fees of R631 million to Microsoft, with the DA’s Michael Waters warning that the province faces a digital blackout.
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