Eyewitness News asked Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane how well she felt South Africa is managing its messaging on the land question, particularly abroad.

The cash-strapped SABC announced it will screen live EPL football games every weekend from main rights holder Kwese Sports.

Parliament says it hired a service provider to assist with analysing the submissions at the hearings which stand at 149,000.

The Constitutional Review Committee says those who made written submissions will now have a chance to make oral submissions before a report is finalised.

The power utility officials were supposed to brief the Standing Committee on Public Accounts on deviations and expansions.

Crime Intelligence boss Major-General Peter Jacobs says the unit is still stuck in the dark ages with outdated technology that’s not up to standard.

One of the new MPs is Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane.

The Commission for Gender Equality has called for punitive measures against political parties who don't adhere to the 50/50 gender parity.

Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama and two other senior executives have until Monday to give reasons why they should not be suspended, after being served suspension notices.

This follows EFF leader Julius Malema’s introduction of the South African Reserve Bank Amendment Bill in Parliament this week.

A sewage spill awaited Members of Parliament who visited a toilet construction site in Clocolan, Free State.

The Higher Education Portfolio Committee was on Thursday briefed by the NSFAS board and management on its ailing system and failure to transfer funds.

In July, Higher Education Minister Naledi Pandor revealed the extent of the damage caused during the 2016 protests had soared to nearly R800 million.

A higher education and training portfolio committee’s analysis of upfront payment to universities and vocational colleges shows how delays in funding are still occurring.

Santaco President Phillip Taaibosch feels this could assist authorities and the industry with efforts to put an end to the ongoing violence.

The Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs portfolio committee has begun public hearings into the Customary Initiation Bill in Port Elizabeth.

The ANC wants to capiltalise on the governing Democratic Alliance’s (DA) weaknesses and internal divisions as it heads to elections next year.

The provincial hearings kicked off last night in George and conclude later today in Cape Town.