Court Criticises PRASA for Illegal Evictions
Ndifuna Ukwazi’s urgent application for interdict on behalf of Foreshore land occupiers continues
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Hundreds March to Tshwane Mayor’s Office Demanding Debt Write-off
“Please accommodate our motion to write off our debts”
Luxury Properties Seized in New Lottery Crackdown
Pretoria High Court grants preservation order over assets
“Battered Woman Syndrome”: Law to Be Challenged
Lawyers say psychological aspect of domestic violence must be taken into account when sentencing women who kill abusive partners
At 104 Years Old, War Veteran William Sadiki’s One Wish Is to Have a Toilet Inside His House
“War is not good, and it is painful. If I were asked to go to war again, I would not agree.”
Wild Coast: Constitutional Court Says No to Shell Appeal Bid
But way is open for Shell to apply for another renewal of seismic survey permit
Prasa Taken to Court Over “Illegal” Eviction in Cape Town City Centre
Man stabbed during shack demolitions
Police Officer Filmed Assaulting Man Is Still on Duty
Three officers are accused of assaulting Juma Igiranieza, a barber, in Mowbray on 7 November 2023
Judge Guilty of Misconduct, but Gets Away With Slap on the Wrist
Judge Nomonde Mngqibisa-Thusi was late with dozens of judgments
Eastern Cape school kept results from matriculant because she owed the school money
Education department apologises to learner and arranges for the family to get the results
Gayton McKenzie Silent on Basketball Fiasco
The sports minister promised to report back last Friday after chaos of U18 African Championship tournament came to light
Farm Workers March in Rain and Wind to Call For Ban on Pesticides
They want an end to exports of harmful pesticides from Germany
Thousands of Teaching Posts to Be Cut in the Western Cape
Schools are expected to receive their 2025 staff allocations on Friday
Alarming Auditor-General Report on Municipalities
Only 34 out of 257 municipalities receive clean audits for 2022/23
Key law on prisons watchdog stuck in the pipeline
Judicial Inspectorate of prisons is still accountable to the very department over which it is meant to have oversight, says lawyer
Water Woes Leave Joburg Residents at Wits’ End
Water pressure in Bertrams is too low to fill geysers
Can You Spell the Word That Decided This Joburg Spelling Bee Competition?
Dozens of learners from inner-city schools competed in the 2nd Windybrow Arts Centre Spelling Bee competition
Top Free State Municipal Officials Arrested for Fraud
The former municipal manager and department director in the Dihlabeng Local Municipality appeared in court on Friday
Marshalltown Fire Survivors to Launch Class Action Against City of Johannesburg
A year after the tragedy, survivors and families of those who died in the Usindiso building want compensation
Lottery Corruption: Two Men Arrested in Soweto
Hawks finally appear to be taking action against some of the fraudsters who ripped off the National Lotteries Commission
Ten Years on and Households Still Rely on Water Trucks
Communal standpipes used to supply water to semi-rural areas of northern KZN
Social Development Scandal: Last Three Suspended Officials Return to Work
They were suspended during the term of MEC Mbali Hlophe when the department was in chaos
In These Free State Villages You Must Share Water With the Pigs
2,000 households short of water in Maluti-a-Phofung, says ward councillor
Western Cape Government Calls for Harsher Penalties for Attacks on Social Workers
There has been one attack a week on social workers since the beginning of the year