UDTA Project to make taxi criminals easier to identify
Sticker campaign launched in Kariega
GroundUp
Shops destroyed by fire in downtown Joburg
Ward councillor believes the building had been hijacked
Police minister’s legal tardiness opens way for default rape case judgment
Leave to appeal in transgender case turned down by High Court
Trains now run to Khayelitsha, but the Central Line is still not fully operational
Metrorail says work on remaining stations was delayed by rains
PRASA’s hiring and firing of CEO has cost R15-million and counting
Zolani Matthews has been given the boot again, this time for “operational reasons”
SA’s ‘rock libraries’ gain world acclaim
UNESCO World Heritage Site status granted to three rock shelters
Protesting residents shot outside KZN ward councillor’s house
Injured protestor said he was shot by one of councillor’s bodyguards
Pre-dawn operation moves homeless people off Cape Town’s streets
City is offering “Safe Space” shelters but some people don’t want to go there
Fired security guards have been sleeping outside health department in Johannesburg for four months
They say they are owed money and want the department to intervene with their former employers
Man suspected of raping a disabled child is at large after police bungle arrest
Mother says Elliot police have failed her
City of Cape Town says progress on rail devolution is too slow
Draft National Devolution Strategy has not yet been made public
Stop new mining on West Coast, say fishers
“We depend on the ocean”
Dodgy multi-million rand Rio Olympics grant under investigation
Here are the names of the officials with whom the Lottery will no longer do business
Homeless people removed from Cape Town’s city centre
“We want everybody to have dignified accommodation,” says ward councillor
Bail denied for Cape Town attorney charged with attempted murder
Court rules attorney Rael Kassel is a flight risk
My three-month battle with the Unemployment Insurance Fund
Appeal to the new Minister of Labour to fix the problems with the fund
Learners being taught under trees as Limpopo school waits for classrooms to be fixed
Classroom block was destroyed by wind three years ago
Security guard strike hits Western Cape SASSA offices
Several offices closed on Tuesday
Father unable to register his son because he is not the mother
Despite DNA tests, Home Affairs refused to issue birth certificate to single dad’s son
Cost of taxi rank balloons from R5.8-million to more than R20-million
It’s been a long wait for commuters in Tsomo
Soweto property owners ask court to send Johannesburg officials to jail
They argue that the City failed to comply with two court orders
Housing bungle in Eastern Cape
Hundreds of houses stand empty with no roofs
“Our constitutional rights have been violated” – Eastern Cape community fed up with poor water delivery
Municipality blames water delivery issues on illegal water connections