The Gauteng provincial government has revealed that it is ready to pay its first instalment towards the R20 billion for the recently scrapped e-toll debt it owes the South African National Roads ...

The Gauteng provincial government is reportedly wasting over R34 million monthly on leasing buildings, many of which remain ...

The report, released on Thursday, is a review of ethical governance within the provincial government. It was assessed by the Gauteng Ethics Advisory Council, an independent, civil society-led body led ...

The Gauteng Provincial Government will continue to roll out the e-Panic Button app, which enables residents to quickly alert emergency services when required, to all five regions of the province.

Picture: Moneyweb The Gauteng provincial government is appointing “debt collectors” to put systems in place to ensure the payment of the medical costs of road accident victims and injured ...

“The Gauteng provincial government must pay its water and lights accounts on time,” Yates said. Government departments that do not pay their municipal bills on time set a “very bad example ...

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi ... will be rebuilt and destroyed, and the government is in the process of verifying other buildings in the province South Africans were not convinced and called ...

Premier Panyaza Lesufi, during a media briefing focusing on the state of ethics and corruption in the Gauteng government. Picture: @GautengProvince/X. JOHANNESBURG - The Gauteng government has ...

South Africa's government has agreed to give ailing state-owned logistics group Transnet a 51 billion rand ($2.8 billion) ...

The Gauteng Department of Health says that it is still in consultation with private hospital groups for resources, while the number of confirmed cases continues to rise in the highly populated ...

In 2023, Gauteng Province reported more than half the cases, followed by the Western Cape. These two provinces accounted for 86 percent of the total infections. Patient numbers were highest in ...

The Gauteng provincial government said that transport remained one of the highest-cost items for many households, particularly those located on the periphery of cities, far from economic hubs.