Patients Need to be Very Patient at Mamelodi clinic
Department plans to get more waiting space for busy Stanza Bopape clinic
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Ekurhuleni’s multi-billion rand housing project stalled by shack dwellers
“The government has surely forgotten us” says Daggafontein pensioner
Where xenophobia comes from
Immigrant and South African women celebrate Africa Day together
One granted bail in Thabo Bester escape trial
The fifth applicant, Nastassja Jansen, was granted R10,000 bail
Concourt challenge to Electoral Act
The Independent Candidate Association of South Africa says independents have to get more votes for a seat than political party candidates
Animal welfare organisations celebrate resumption of Lottery funding
The National Lotteries Commission had withdrawn funding for animal welfare in 2022/23
GroundUp wins court case against the Legal Practice Council
Complaint against Lesley Ramulifho, implicated in Lottery corruption, must be investigated, judge rules
Security guards march in Pretoria to demand permanent jobs
Protesters want City of Tshwane to absorb 4,000 workers
Diamonds on the Soles of our Feet learners keep tabs on river water quality
Project links academics, citizen scientists and learners to monitor borehole and river water
R26-million Lehae Library opens seven years after construction started
Concerns over safety remain after armed robbery weeks before opening
Dr Nandipha’s urgent court bid postponed
Department of Home Affairs officially joins as a respondent
Court upholds eviction of circus occupiers
Residents offered accommodation at the Culemborg Safe Space and must be out by 31 July
School land occupiers demand relocation to serviced sites
East London shack dwellers say they won’t move unless it is somewhere with water, electricity and toilets
“Stop the rot”: Court interdict sought against Operation Dudula
Immigrant organisations also seek to stop police tolerance and “collusion” with the anti-immigrant movement
Nurses protest against staff shortage at hospital treating cholera patients
About 100 nurses originally contracted to deal with the Covid pandemic have not had their contracts renewed
Shack dwellers protest in support of Nelson Mandela Bay’s DA mayor
Mayor delivered over 300 chemical toilets that are cleaned every second day, a protester tells ANC representatives. “All you want to do is loot,” says another.
Judges reprimand Road Accident Fund
CEO and board chairperson told to file affidavits explaining why they should not be personally held liable
Late judgments are undermining confidence in judges. Here’s how to fix this
The Chief Justice must act with urgency
Families face eviction from the land they’ve farmed for generations
Housing Development Agency wants to use the land in Malmesbury for development
Judge was ‘hostile’ towards Communicare
Court sets aside decision by acting magistrate Venice Burgins
NSFAS funding troubles
“We (SRCs) refuse to remain silent while the dreams and aspirations of the children of the poor and working class are trampled on by an unyielding bureaucracy.”
Ward councillor’s office torched in Kariega protest
Parts of KwaNobuhle without electricity since Friday
One year later and still no judgment in urgent case about access to medicine
Judge Colleen Collis reserved judgment in April 2022 in a matter between Bayer and Clicks
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor suspects cable theft as “an act of sabotage”
Power was restored on Monday night to about 50,000 residents following days without electricity