Pupils back on Gauteng’s roads: scholar transport operators told to obey laws
The Gauteng traffic police (GTP) has called on learner transport and public transport operators to make sure their vehicles are […]
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Gauteng traffic police urge scholar transport operators to ensure vehicles are roadworthy
Parents are being urged to use only registered and compliant learner transport services, and to avoid overloaded or unsafe vehicles.
Gauteng High Court to address learners’ right to education amid fee disputes
The inability of a parent to pay the private school fees of two matric learners and the fact that they
Gauteng one of three provinces still facing load reduction: Here’s this week’s schedule | The Citizen
Eskom reports progress in clearing overloaded networks, with six of the country’s nine provinces now free from load reduction. Eskom
Gauteng Traffic Police intensify school transport checks for third term reopening
Authorities said enforcement efforts would focus on vehicle roadworthiness, driver fitness, operating licence compliance, the validity of Professional Driving Permits
Gauteng taxi industry threatens protest as tensions with transport MEC escalate
Story audio is generated using AI The Gauteng taxi industry has threatened to stage a protest march within seven days
State fights Gauteng Hawks boss’ bid to reclaim phone ‘with state secrets’
Story audio is generated using AI The state has opposed Gauteng Hawks head Maj-Gen Ebrahim Kadwa’s application appealing a judgment
Chiefs U18s win Gauteng Engen Knockout ChallengeÂ
Amakhosi’s U18 team performed with distinction over the weekend to win the Gauteng leg of the 2026 Engen Knockout Challenge
Roopnarain and Naidoo conquer Gauteng World Thunee series leg
From Durban to Gauteng, the game of Thunee continues to grow. In the latest leg of the World Series of
Govt vows to intensify fight against illegal mining after deaths of 2 soldiers in Gauteng
Government has assured the nation that the deaths of two South African National Defence Force (SANDF) soldiers in Gauteng will