Gauteng government
Criteria to place Tshwane under administration not met, DA argues in ConCourt
The DA contended that the Gauteng provincial government was wrong to place the municipality under administration as per Section 139 of the Constitution.
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There was no choice but to put Tshwane under administration, argues Gauteng govt
The Constitutional Court heard arguments from the council and the Democratic Alliance (DA), which maintained the provincial government acted drastically without proper consultation.
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Gauteng govt gets ready as over 1 million pupils to return to school
Officials said the province appeared to be handling the virus well with the number of recoveries increasing significantly over the past week.
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Gauteng warns of inspections at COVID-19 hot spots to monitor alcohol compliance
Alcohol sales are permitted under the eased coronavirus regulations but there are fears that this will lead to carnage on the roads.
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Gauteng govt allocates R5.9bn to health department for COVID-19 response
MEC Mantu Nkomo-Ralehoko presented the budget vote on Thursday afternoon, saying the provincial budget had increased by R4 billion.
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Gauteng safety committee to monitor enforcement of lockdown regulations
The committee's Mapiti Matsena said the decision comes after some communities have started to undermine the strict level 4 regulations, and mounting reports of abuse of power by authorities.
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Maile: Gauteng govt heading to ConCourt on Tshwane council matter
The Gauteng government has announced it will approach the Constitutional Court to challenge the Pretoria High Court ruling which overturned MEC Lebogang Maile's decision to dissolve the Tshwane council.
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Gauteng govt to approach courts to block land invaders
Gauteng Human Settlements MEC Lebogang Maile has promised residents that the government is working on a solution to assist both parties.
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Mbalula: Economic burden e-tolls carry cannot be ignored
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula is part of a presidential task team formed to find a solution to the debacle, which has seen outright public defiance of the e-tolling system.
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Makhura vows to equip young people with skills for 4th Industrial Revolution
Gauteng Premier David Makhura said the province is heeding the call by President Cyril Ramaphosa to get the country ready for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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Gauteng Premier Makhura expected to table plans to root out corruption in SOPA
Premier Makhura is expected to outline how he plans to deal with all forms of financial mismanagement.
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This time we wanna hear from you: Makhura challenges young people to speak up
Makhura has assured young people that his administration will do whatever it can to support their dreams.
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Makhura urges youth to voice their concerns
Makhura was speaking in Orlando at the Hector Pieterson during the commemorations of the 1976 youth uprising in Soweto.
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Makhura expects new MECs to meet highest ethical & service delivery standards
The 10 members of Gauteng Premier David Makhura’s Cabinet will take their oath of office on Thursday morning.
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New Gauteng MEC Ramokgopa prioritises youth jobs, township economies
Former Tshwane Mayor Kgosientso Ramokgopa was one of six new faces in Gauteng Premier David Makhura's provincial Cabinet.
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Zuma blames Gauteng ANC leadership for loss of Joburg, Tshwane metros
Jacob Zuma suggested that the ANC lost Tshwane and Joburg because some of the provincial leaders rejected him and treated him with embarrassment.
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Families of Life Esidimeni victims pleased with way govt's handling of payouts
The Gauteng government and the families reached an agreement on Friday after the families sought legal advice, saying government failed to pay as per former deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke's order.
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Gauteng govt to start paying families of Esidimeni victims in January
The government and the families of the 144 victims have reached an agreement after a meeting this week where the processes were explained.
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Gauteng govt, families of Life Esidimeni victims reach deal on payouts
Gauteng government spokesperson Thabo Masebe says the technicalities on the payments are being ironed out.
