Five months after police drive into woman, breaking her pelvis, SAPS probe is still incomplete
Nolwazi Tokhwe says her life has dramatically changed
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Why a Tax Dispute is Good News for African Penguins
Numbers of breeding pairs in Algoa Bay have bounced back since bunkering stopped
Durban protesters block roads, demanding local clinic be re-opened
The Newtown A clinic has been closed since the floods in April 2022
Rail theft accused using “Stalingrad tactics”, court hears
Decision on the High Court review brought by Syed Mohiudeen postponed
Understanding the hard-hitting Press Council ruling against Iqbal Survé’s newspapers
The ruling raises serious questions about the ethics on Sunday Independent and other Independent Media publications
Eight years and counting – sewage spills into Butterworth river
Municipality blames illegal connections for pump station failure
Aunty Bettie: a lifetime of fighting for women farm workers
“If you know your rights you can stand up for yourself”
Water at last after protest blocks N12
City of Johannesburg sends water tanks to Nana’s Farm
Eastern Cape schools battle low learner numbers and teacher shortages
The education department wants to close some of these schools. But parents say they can’t afford transport fees to other schools.
Police brutality case: Former state prosecutor steps up to defend one of the accused
State is concerned over a conflict of interest in Regan Naidoo case
“If you come here after 7h30, you probably won’t get helped”: the struggle to get into a SASSA office
Social grant beneficiaries get up before dawn or sleep outside the office in Eerste River
We asked nine provinces and a national department for information on the billions of rands they spend annually: here’s what happened
Several provincial social development departments are in breach of their own policy on disclosure. We list the provincial responses from best to worst.
Multi-million rand Matatiele sports centre still unfinished after six years
But the municipality says the project is on track to being completed
Extortion war shuts down schools and businesses in Cape Town
A letter, apparently written by gangsters in Philippi, warns they will kill Somalis if extortion fees are paid to their rivals
Hundreds of waste pickers march in Joburg demanding compensation
They also oppose the City’s plans to burn waste in incinerators, saying it threatens the livelihoods of thousands of waste collectors
City of Cape Town starts moving people from city centre streets following court judgment
Those who have not already chosen to leave will be evicted next week
Cape Town lawyer charged with attempted murder
Rael Kassel is alleged to have attacked his partner in June
Kidnapped shop owner found murdered
“We did the negotiations by ourselves because the police made it very clear that there’s nothing they can do to help us.”
Limpopo villagers have waited ten years for sewage problem to be fixed
A day after we sent questions to Vhembe Municipality, workers were tackling the sewerage lines
Anger at huge jump in Zimbabwean passport price
Petition gathers over 1,100 signatures
The daily battle for water in Tshwane
“I feel very sorry for our old people and I wish the municipality could fix our taps”
QwaQwa 12-year-old wins international dance championship
Thato Mkwanazi from Phuthaditjhaba nabs the World Dance Masters line dance title in England
Ramaphosa set to revive Special Tribunal
President receives list of proposed judges after effective collapse of Special Tribunal
Covid PPE supplier must face the music, court rules
Pro Secure fails in bid to stop Special Investigating Unit going after it to recover millions of rands