Youngsters Own the Street for Youth Day
Sydney Street in Mowbray was cordoned off for children to play
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Youth Day March Against Gangs in Johannesburg
Westbury residents call on gangs to make peace
Judge Warns Thabo Bester and Co-accused Not to Delay Proceedings
Nandipha Magudumana’s father has still not appointed a lawyer since January
Theewaterskloof Is in a Mess After Years of Bad Management
But the new municipal manager hopes to get things back on track
United in Victory – Proteas Men Invite Fans to Celebrate South African Cricket History
JOHANNESBURG: On Wednesday 18 June, at around 09:25 in the morning the ICC World Test Championship 2025 Mace will touch...
Home Affairs Has Left a Quarter of a Million People Waiting Years for Birth Certificates
The Children’s Institute has taken government to court over its late birth registration backlog
Series on the Line as Proteas Women Prepare for Winner-Takes-All ODI Against Windies
BARBADOS: The Proteas Women are primed for a spirited performance in the third and final One-Day International (ODI) against the West...
27-Year Wait Is Over, as Proteas Pen a New Chapter in Their Cricket History
JOHANNESBURG: After 9722 days, the wait is over. The Proteas Men have secured the ICC World Test Championship at Lord’s...
Clinic Renovation Stalled Because Free State Health Department Hasn’t Paid Contractor
Patients are being treated at old church buildings because the clinic has been closed since 2022 for renovations
Youth Day: We Are Not a ‘Lost’ Generation but a …
GOOD Statement by Kaden Arguile,GOOD National Youth Chairperson 16 June 2025 From the moment a child is born in South Africa, they face barriers in every direction. If they’re lucky, they’ll survive a chronically underfunded healthcare system. If their home is unstable, the chance of receiving help from an overwhelmed and under-resourced social worker is […]
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Cape Town Mothers in Silent March for Gaza
Israel has blocked food from entering Gaza and killed more than 200 people at distribution points
Cape Town’s Rundown Rental Stock and Hostels -“No Money” Is a Political Choice, Not a Truth
GOOD Statement by Suzette Little,GOOD Deputy Secretary-General & City of Cape Town Caucus Chairperson 14 June 2025 The crisis of maintenance in Cape Town’s rundown rental stock and hostels is not a result of budgetary constraints, it’s the product of deliberate political neglect. This is not about a lack of funds. It’s about a lack […]
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Lottery Official’s Pension Frozen by Special Tribunal
Sanele Dlamini had been found guilty of gross misconduct by the NLC
Social Grants Go Unpaid as Beneficiaries Struggle With SASSA’s System
Activists say they get dozens of complaints weekly about the online verification process
Mass Lay-Offs at Lesotho Garment Factories as Us Tariffs Bite
After the Trump administration’s threat of 50% import duty on Lesotho, orders have dried up and production lines have shut down
DA’s Double Standard on Illegal Guns Exposed
GOOD Statement by Keagen Gertse ,GOOD Drakenstein Councillor & Caucus Whip 13 June 2025 While the DA in Cape Town makes a song and dance about taking illegal firearms off the streets, boasting that “1 670 illegal guns were seized by its officers”, it conveniently ignores the fact that, in DA-run Drakenstein, the municipality itself […]
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New Crèches May Have to Close Because of Late Payments by Education Department
Subsidies still not being paid on time in KwaZulu-Natal
There Are More Than 20,000 Unfinished RDP Houses in the Free State
One couple has been waiting 14 years for their house to be built
Benoni Pensioners Take to the Streets
Fix our flats, protesters tell municipality
Court Battle Looms Over Lottery Licence
Losing bidder Lekalinga has launched a court application to probe Minister Parks Tau’s decision to award the fourth lottery licence to Sizekhaya Holdings
Three-Day Protest in Soweto Over Power Outages
On top of scheduled “load reduction” stolen cables left Meadowlands in the dark for days
Document Goes Missing in Police Torture Case
Magistrate reprimands lawyers
Four Children Shot Dead in Three Weeks in Samora Machel
All the victims were in school uniform when they were gunned down
Pit Toilets From the 1980s Are Still in Use at This Eastern Cape School
Parents at Bhetshwana Primary, which has 200 learners, say the school has begged the education department for toilets for decades