SA Deaf Rugby hosts its first international tournament
The deaf rugby series continues this week at St Stithians College in Randburg, Joburg
GroundUp
Lottery corruption: Alfred Nevhutanda goes to court
Former Lotteries boss wants to stop probe launched by President Ramaphosa
Power restored to Diepsloot welfare organisations at last
Lawyers against Abuse director says they are now able to provide counselling sessions without the constant noise of the generator
Cape Town lawyer accused of race attack must answer to charges, says magistrate
Gary Trappler fails in bid to have malicious damage to property case struck off the roll
Paris Olympics: Lottery steps in at 11th hour to help fund Team SA
Stringent conditions means money can only be spent on athletes, not officials
Cape Town’s beloved Zip Zap Circus is moving
New premises will be the old Dome “on steroids”
How we know a new medicine is so effective at preventing HIV transmission
There was not a single HIV transmission in a clinical trial in which women volunteers used the twice-yearly injectable drug lenacapavir
Marine Protected Areas: Protection from whom?
Subsistence fishers battle for permission to fish while illegal fishing boats plunder our oceans
Big old fat fecund females: celebrating Marine Protected Areas Day
In spite of illegal fishing, our MPAs do work
Joburg community plays cat-and-mouse with City Power over illegal connections
City Power technicians removed over 18,000 kilogrammes of illegal wiring on Wednesday. But minutes after they left, people were seen making new electricity connections
Khayelitsha parents desperate to find special needs schools for their children
Some children are on a waiting list for years
SIU starts its probe into street lights tender in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality
Some streets in the metro have been dark for years
Joburg fire survivor pleads for help to recover his baby’s body
Marshalltown Fire Justice Campaign calls for City to compensate victims and release remaining bodies at the morgue
Date set for Thabo Bester trial
Court proceedings so far this year have dealt with ironing out pre-trial matters
We asked Cape Town’s transport boss about the future of passenger rail in the city
“Our objective is simple: to get passenger rail back up and running in the quickest possible way” says Roberto Quintas
Suspended Gauteng Department of Social Development officials return to work
With no disciplinary hearing held, ten of the 13 officials have had their suspensions lifted
SASSA’s fraud management system is fraught with danger
It is irrational to expect people who can’t afford food to have a smartphone and internet access
Nurses stop work after finding human waste at clinic door
Mabandla Clinic in Kariega still has no fence or wall
Farming co-op appeals against fine imposed for illegal dam
Ja well, no fine … R625,000 is too much to pay says Piekenierskloof Vrugte
Beneficiaries are still battling with SASSA’s new biometric system
Pilot programme rolled out to help recipients of the Social Relief of Distress grant to verify their identity
New shelter for hundreds of homeless people opens in Green Point
This is one of five Safe Spaces run by the City of Cape Town
Mpondoland dagga growers left out to dry
Six years after the Constitutional Court judgment, small-scale dagga growers are sliding deeper into poverty while businesses profit in South Africa’s “cowboy” cannabis industry
Boksburg school hosts massive international marimba festival
This year’s International Marimba and Steelpan Festival featured a record 2,300 musicians from across South Africa and neighbouring countries