Government-owned flats and houses are being leased to the public for the first time.

Gauteng government is preparing to sell all of its residential properties, including the premier's official residence, in a vast portfolio that may include as many as 29,000 properties.

On Thursday, 20 September 2012, the Constitutional Court handed down judgment on an urgent direct appeal by the National Treasury and South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) against a temporary restraining order granted by the North Gauteng High Court, Pretoria (High Court) preventing SANRAL from implementing and collecting tolls.

Almost a third of the country’s municipalities are without municipal managers

The tabling of the new Special Economic Zones (SEZ) Bill is an admission by government that the existing Industrial Development Zones (IDZs) have failed to attract enough investment to justify the R5.3 billion spent on them, says Democratic Alliance shadow trade and industry minister Tim Harris

Treasury official says the legislative framework for industrial development zones (IDZs) is to be revamped to make them more attractive to investors

The completion of Johannesburg’s Bus Rapid Transit or BRT infrastructure in 2009 saw the first buses of their kind running from Ellis Park to Soweto.

Controversial businessman Roux Shabangu is embroiled in another dodgy contractual dispute with the government.

Gauteng motorists are to pay more toll fees, with provincial government adding more roads.

DA seeks Energy Minister for independent power producers to make time to submit detailing readiness to develop electricity generation projects.