Aussie-Owned West Coast Mining Company in Trouble
Owner of controversial Tormin mine is in business rescue
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There Are 90 Learners to a Class in This Limpopo School
Such classes are uncontrollable, says a teacher
The Three Businessmen and the Gauteng Social Development Department’s Millions
The department says the Hawks are investigating the sustainable livelihoods programme but will not provide details
Basketball Tournament Gets off to Rocky Start After Bungling
SA boys’ team only had three days with their coach
Seven Years of Promises but Still No Stadium
Waterval Stadium in Limpopo is still incomplete though at least R28-million has been spent
Rhodes University Plans Water Independence From Municipality
“Our students and staff can no longer depend on a dying municipality” says vice-chancellor
Man Killed Crossing the Road to Relieve Himself
Protesters block R334 in Kariega after the accident
Security Guards Picket at Another Cape Town Hospital
Security guards employed by Golden Security Services in Heideveld say they are owed money
Free State Mayor’s Mystery 7,000 KM Journey
Invoices suggest Nketoana mayor spent R100,000 on a rented car in a single month
African Championships Get Underway Despite Basketball South Africa’s Bungling
Tournament delayed by late arrival of teams
Ombud Finds IOL Broke Press Code on Renaldo Gouws Video
IOL says it will not apologise and is applying for leave to appeal the ruling
Musina Community Threaten to Shut Down Toll
Residents blame what they described as a ‘porous border’, for exacerbating crime in their communities.
Journalist Fled Gaza to Save Her Family
Youmna El Sayed says the Israeli military is targeting Palestinian journalists
Survivors Mark Anniversary of Tragic Marshalltown Fire
100 people gather at Usindiso building to light candles
Rules for R370-A-Month Social Grant to Be Challenged in Court in October
#PayTheGrants and the Institute for Economic Justice say regulations exclude many people who are eligible; government disagrees
Anti-illegal Mining Operation: One Man Burnt to Death, Others Critical
Daggafontein community furious with authorities for “violent” response of authorities to an industry that fuels their local economy
Fraud Probe at Durban Old Age Home
KwaMashu Christian Care Society has not been paying bills. Now water has been cut off.
Blackout in Eastern Free State After Substation Vandalised
Thousands of litres of oil stolen, says municipality
Security Guards Picket at Groote Schuur Hospital
The striking workers claim they have been paid late two months in a row
Tensions Mount as Cape Town Farmers Face Relocation
The area that the government wants to move them to is already occupied
Mamelodi Residents Threaten Relocated Flood Victims
The Nellmapius Extension 4 residents say they weren’t consulted about the move and demand that the flood victims be removed in three months
Proposals to Protect Penguins Would Cripple R5.5-Billion Fishing Industry, Court Told
Experts differ strongly on new plan for no-take zone around six African penguin breeding islands
Un Expert Urges Tougher Action on Pesticides in SA
Pesticides which are banned in Europe are still exported to developing countries