Slovo Park fury at City of Johannesburg’s broken promises
City has still not upgraded the settlement in spite of a 2016 court ruling
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How to see where political parties acquire their money
My Vote Counts has launched a tool to visualize political party funding disclosures
We will take matters into our own hands, Mr Cele
Police minister and mining officials meet community following protests over violence blamed on informal miners
Lives of poor and working class people upended by violent taxi strike
“Ordinary people like me are the ones suffering” says patient as clinic services impacted by taxi strike
Checkmate Gugulethu
Gugulethu Chess College under-11 team to go to provincial tournament
Thousands of commuters stranded, vehicles petrol bombed and traffic gridlocked as taxi strike causes chaos on Cape Town roads
City seeking urgent interdict against the taxi strike
MyCiTi the focus of Cape Town’s novel public transport business region
A 15-year public transport plan passed by Council focuses on road-based public transport in the face of collapsed rail system
Exposed: The Sunday World’s lucrative partnership with the Lottery
The newspaper got millions of rands of Lottery advertising and also ran stories to counter exposés of corruption
Big cats among victims as snare trapping spreads in Western Cape
Plan launched to deal with problem, which is partly driven by food insecurity
Khayelitsha volunteers roll up sleeves to clean up uncollected rubbish
Residents say the contractor stopped cleaning over two months ago because of a dispute with the City
Cheetah spotted in Djibouti for the first time in over 30 years
Team headed by Cape Town researcher makes exciting discovery during a biodiversity survey of this little-studied country
Community Work Programme Employees Demand Five Working Days And A Decent Wage
Hundreds of workers marched in Pretoria saying the CWP has failed in its goal to alleviate poverty
Local municipality blames City of Tshwane for breaking water supply contract
The municipality has asked the SA Human Rights Commission to intervene a second time
Expelled NUMSA deputy president takes union to court
Ruth Ntlokotse wants court to declare her expulsion unlawful
Teachers quit Eastern Cape school after accusations of violence against learners
Ngqeleni Junior Secondary School has been short of 14 teachers since March
Heritage Approval Granted For Woodstock Hospital Social Housing Development
The City of Cape Town has welcomed heritage approval to proceed with its social housing plans, but the hospital is already occupied
Police accused of shooting teenager during Slovo Park protest
SAPS investigating death of 16-year-old Karabo Chaka
Judge Makhubele hearing postponed because of outstanding legal fees
“Millions” owed for the judge’s legal representation
Unions bring Makhado municipality to a standstill over “political interference”
Unions claim that Limpopo politicians are interfering in the recruitment of the chief financial officer
Mogale City Municipality in court for cutting off water to school with 500 learners
Judge orders Mogale City to immediately reinstate the water supply to Krugersdorp school
R78-million Sebokeng license centre left to rot
R91-million needed to fix it, according to opposition MPL
Six family members, including three children, die in Khayelitsha shack fire
One person is still being treated in hospital for life-threatening burns
Workers struggle amidst post office failures
The appointment of business rescue practitioners for the South African Post Office has been ratified
“We are prisoners in our own homes” says Riverlea resident
Protests held against violence blamed on turf wars between zama zamas