Mpumalanga lockdown lawyers appeal Brauckmann order
Scores of lawyers who were condemned by acting Judge Hein Brauckmann of the Mpumalanga High Court more than three weeks ago are now appealing the order.
Premier Tsipane launches mobile App to fight Corona Virus
Premier Refilwe Mtsweni-Tsipane has launched a mobile App for her province as part of measures to contain the spread of the Corona Virus disease.
Mpumalanga identifies 5 Covid-19 treatment centres
Mpumalanga province has identified 5 centres that would be used in admitting and treating victims of Covid-19, the government has said.
Vusi Shongwe decries state of Lindile Secondary School
Agriculture MEC Vusi Shongwe says they will not fold their arms while the state of Lindile Secondary School in Wesselton township continues to worsen...
DA says real Mpumalanga pass rate is 37%
The DA says the fact that in 2017 the province had 94 103 learners in Grade 10 and only 34 995 passed the 2019 matric exam indicates a lower pass rate.
Joseph Mabuza’s family demands justice
The family of the late government spokesperson Joseph Mabuza said the way things unfold in the matter now makes it appear like their brother's death was actually a planned murder.
Coffin case duo win appeal to reduce their sentences
The Supreme Court of Appeal in Mangaung has reportedly amended the finding guilty and sentencing of Willem Oosthuizen and Theo Jackson in the coffin case.
December is that time of year when farmers suffer most stock...
December is characterised as that period in a year when live stock demand is on the increase and farmers are warned to be extra careful.
Suspect in Joseph Mabuza’s death flees to Mozambique
The suspect in the killing of Mpumalanga community safety spokesman Joseph Mabuza is currently in Mozambique and police say they're trying to bring him back
Police warn dealing in dagga is still unlawful
The South African police are warning the public that dealing in dagga is still unlawful, saying they will arrest anybody selling or buying it.
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