South Africa News » KwaZulu Natal News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Government: SEZs attract R31.7 billion in investment, create nearly 29 000 jobs
Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau says South Africa's Special Economic Zones (SEZs) have attracted a combined R31.7 billion in investment and created 28 821 direct jobs, underscoring ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Government: AARTO demerit system in KZN: Here’s which districts are affected
The Aarto Act has expanded to more municipalities across KZN and South Africa. Here’s what it means for motorists ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Government: Government expands water access through 67 Mandela Day projects
Government will use this year's Mandela Day to launch 67 decentralised water supply projects across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape as part of a national drive to provide safe and reliable ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Government: Anti-Crime Council Launched As Govt Calls for United Fight Against Crime
Government has called for a united, society-wide response to crime, saying law enforcement alone cannot overcome the country's safety challenges.This, as the uMgungundlovu District Multi-Stakeholder ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Government: Xenophobia: South African landlords risk arrest for housing illegal immigrants
The KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government has warned that landlords who rent accommodation to illegal immigrants risk arrest as South African authorities intensify efforts to enforce immigration laws ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Government: New voter satisfaction survey reveals the extent of apathy to vote across the provinces
The IEC told Parliament on Friday that the intention to vote among those who’ve done so before is highest in the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga, polling at around 80 percent.
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Government: How the migrant exodus is reshaping South Africa's labour market
South Africa's anti-illegal immigration campaign is leading to mass job losses among migrant workers, raising concerns about the future of skilled labour and the economy.