Mpumalanga pensioners furious that SASSA paypoint closed
Tribal authority promises to take up the issue
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Rude and threatening magistrate fired
Judge upholds dismissal of Judith van Schalkwyk, who also took money from an attorney to travel to the US
Protesters block busy Vereniging road to complain about stalled housing project
Kanana Park residents from Thulamntwana township brought traffic to a standstill on Monday
Beating a thousand drums for Palestine
This year’s Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival focused on the war in Gaza
Elections 2024: How people with disabilities can vote
There are various ways but remember to apply in time for a special vote if you need one
Cape Town school in the dark because it owes thousands to Eskom
A teacher at Vergenoegd Primary in Delft, Cape Town, says they discovered that the bursar office missed payments from August 2023
Minster Creecy’s recent decision will leave African penguins to go extinct, say bird groups
Conservationists mount legal challenge to environment minister’s decision to declare “biologically meaningless” closed fishing areas around breeding islands as part of her penguin conservation strategy
“Cleaning and greening” workers dump rubbish on City Hall doorsteps in Gqeberha
Their stipends were paid a week late by the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environmental Affairs
Namaqualand communities call for moratorium on all new mining rights
People from Richtersveld, Concordia, Hondeklip Bay and other Northern Cape towns marched in Springbok on Human Rights Day
Small-scale fishers threaten to take government to court
Unhappiness over fisheries department’s boat allocations
We must reject the government’s dirty energy plans
This year’s Integrated Resources Plan is horrifying
Durban residents protest for water on Human Rights Day
“How can we celebrate human rights without water?” asks protester
Cape Town “pilgrims” walk the length of the Gaza Strip to raise awareness
March comes as US admits Palestinians are facing “acute food insecurity”
Action threatened against unregistered school that charges R850 per month
“The owner … only cares about money, not the education of our children” says parent
Water: government is failing to realise this human right
Human Rights Day is a reminder that the Constitution’s Bill of Rights guarantees everyone’s right to access clean water
Railway line occupiers complain to Parliamentarians about lack of water
SCOPA hears of the substantial obstacles blocking the reopening of Cape Town’s Central Line
Hundreds of people stake out plots for houses on empty land in Nelson Mandela Bay
Municipality says it will move against them
Activists call on government to declare TB a national health crisis
Though TB is preventable and treatable, more than 50,000 people died of it in South Africa in 2022
Mpumalanga protesters reject government’s latest energy plan
Marches for cleaner, safer, and more affordable energy took place across the country on Wednesday
NPA to seize property belonging to PRASA fraudster
Former engineering head Daniel Mtimkulu had his salary more than doubled after fraudulently claiming a doctorate and a job offer from a German firm
The lawyers and auditors who cashed in on corruption at PRASA
Audit firm to be investigated by regulator
Magistrate appalled by more delays in Durban police brutality case
Despite assurances, the state and the defence are still not ready for the Regan Naidoo death-in-custody trial
Years of protests pay off as Eastern Cape village gets new high school
The R56-million Vukile Tshwete Senior Secondary has officially opened in Keiskammahoek after eight years of struggle
Vehicles set alight as protesters demand sanitation and water
Nelson Mandela Bay Mayco member promises action on stalled project