We cannot achieve the economic growth and recovery we aspire towards if people cannot get to work on time and safely.

The Presidential Employment Stimulus is unprecedented in its scale and breadth, involving a public investment of R100 billion over the next three years.

The killing of a young white farmer, allegedly by black men, followed by the spectacle of white farmers storming a police station to get to a black suspect, has opened up wounds that go back many generations.

Transforming patterns of agricultural land ownership is vital not just to address the historical injustices of the past, but to safeguard our nation’s food security.

We can draw encouragement, confidence and hope from the measures we are taking now to address our immediate electricity challenges, writes the president.

It is only through multilateralism that we can forge common strategies for the benefit of all, writes President Cyril Ramaphosa.

On Wednesday evening President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the decision to further downgrade the COVID-19 lockdown to alert level 1 following weeks of steady decrease in the number of transmissions.

We owe a debt of gratitude to South Africa’s hardworking and tenacious journalists, writes President Cyril Ramaphosa.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, President Ramaphosa stated: “Now is the time to act quickly and boldly to place South Africa on a rapid growth trajectory.”

Three key Bills relating to gender-based violence have been introduced in Parliament that honours the promise made to protesters and women, writes Cyril Ramaphosa.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says that to build a more capable state, government has to seriously and urgently address the shortcomings in the organisation and the capacity of the public service.

Cabinet last week approved the National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy to address the climate crisis problem in South Africa.

I write this letter to you, my fellow ANC member, as our movement and our country face one of the greatest challenges since the advent of democracy.

As the country prepares for the easing of restrictions implemented to curb the spread of COVID-19, President Ramaphosa says while there has been notable progress in reducing the number of infections, South Africans must remain vigilant.

There has been real progress in improving the lives of South African women in the economy, in the political sphere and in public life.

It is difficult to understand the utter lack of conscience that leads a businessperson who has heeded the call to provide lifesaving supplies during a devastating pandemic to inflate the price.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has released a statement to the nation after the country recorded more than half a million confirmed cases of the coronavirus.

Since the onset of the pandemic in South Africa, our strategy has been to provide whatever support we can to protect businesses & preserve jobs, writes Cyril Ramaphosa.