Limpopo Villagers Say Bokoni Mine Has Disrupted Their Lives
Monametse residents blame the mine for cutting them off from access to river water, grazing land and plants essential for traditional ceremonies.
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Red Flags Raised Over New Shelter for Durban’s Homeless
The eThekwini municipality’s Sakhithemba Homeless Shelter in Illovo is about 25 kilometres from Durban’s city centre
Dozens of Families Face Eviction From Abandoned Sibanye-Stillwater Mining Village
Families, among them former mine workers, occupied houses in Waterpan Village seven years ago. The company wants them out.
Devil Worship, Muti and Murder: What’s Behind the Growth of Occult Gangs in South Africa
There are about 40 occult-related gangs operating in one province. Understanding what draws young people to them is key to combating them.
Sentencing of Apartheid Killer Cop Welcomed
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 10 July 2025 The GOOD Party welcomes the Gauteng High Court’s sentencing of apartheid-era policeman Johan Marais to 15 years imprisonment for the 1987 murder of student activist Caiphus Nyoka. Marais pleaded guilty to the murder but declined to turn State Witness against three former colleagues who have pleaded […]
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Mbenenge Inquiry: “I Was Led On”, Says Judge President
“The issue is whether my advances were wanted or unwanted”
Still No Homes for Families Moved During Pandemic
Gqeberha temporary accommodation leaky and cold
Affordable Housing Without State Subsidies?
City plans to sell land to private developers at a discount
Delays Punish the Poor for System Failures
GOOD Statement by Brett Herron,GOOD Secretary-General 08 July 2025 The GOOD Party condemns the South African Social Security Agency’s (SASSA) decision to delay the July grant payments for thousands of beneficiaries flagged for “review.” This is yet another bureaucratic blow to the poorest of the poor, who rely on grants not as a luxury, but […]
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Court Delays Leave Pensioner Locked out of Her Own Home
Four years later, the unlawful occupants have still not been evicted
Barbara Bell Fought All Her Life for South Africa’s Children
Outspoken activist died last week aged 86
Police Watchdog Probes Disappearance of Nigerian Immigrant During TV Show
Silas Ani was last seen unconscious during a “drug raid” by police and Sizok’thola presenter Xolani Khumalo in April
Remembering David Mabuza
GOOD Statement by Patricia de Lille,GOOD Leader & Minister of Tourism 03 July 2025 The GOOD Party extends our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of former Deputy President David Mabuza. Our thoughts are also with his colleagues in the African National Congress (ANC) as they mourn the loss of a long-serving comrade. Mr […]
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No Water to Put out Fire: Man Dies
Neighbours in Makhanda say they could not save Thandisizwe Nondlwana when his house caught alight
Police Brutality Trial Postponed After Startling Audio Recording Emerges
Murder trial of 14 officers accused in Regan Naidoo’s death in custody has been halted due to concerns over procedural irregularities
The Fossil Hunters of the Sterkfontein Caves
There is growing recognition of the work they have done
New Book Tells the Life of Veteran Activist Mandla Majola
The book was written by two professors from the United States
People With HIV Go Hungry as Gauteng Government Cuts Funds
Organisations say thousands of beneficiaries are no longer getting food parcels
Parents Vow to Keep Children Out of School After Murder of Learner
Demand for scholar transport after 13-year-old Anga Ndema was killed on her way back from school
Khayelitsha Residents Scoop Buckets of Water From Flooded Homes
Many Taiwan informal settlement residents are now sleeping at the community hall
Late Judgments Have Increased. Here’s What’s Being Done to Fix the Problem
The Chief Justice plans a full rollout of Court Online for civil matters by 2026 to reduce backlogs
Belal Khaled’s Photographs Bring the Horror of Life in Gaza to Johannesburg
Haunting images of the war through the lens of Palestinian photojournalist
Death in Mozambique: After US Funding Cuts, a Health System Crumbles
Part two: If Marco Rubio came here “we could show him the evidence” of deaths, says villager
How Many Sex Offenders Are There in Our Schools?
In spite of government promises, only one teacher in 10 has been screened