In photos: Pietermaritzburg’s pop-up repatriation camp
Authorities overwhelmed as immigrants are displaced across the province
Authorities overwhelmed as immigrants are displaced across the province
Foreign affairs minister Limpho Tau lists land dispossession, migrant labour and apartheid-era raids as historical injustices
Only the foundation has been dug for Anele Dyosane’s house
“I keep asking myself, ‘Where is Ubuntu?’” says landlord
Tsonga-speaking South Africans say they are being harassed during protests over immigration
Johannesburg deploys dozens of tankers daily during outages. We tried to find them
Proportion of eligible voters who are registered has not changed since 2021
South African researchers publish trial results in world’s leading medical journal
Gauteng Commissioner says SAPS will act against anyone inciting violence
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and her husband speak at immigration summit alongside diplomats
Parliamentary committees brief media ahead of 30 June “deadline”
Department of Social Development spent R281-billion on grants, against a R286-billion budget
This is the cost of rooting out corruption, Commissioner Jodi Scholtz tells Parliament
Auditor-General publishes scathing report on City’s water management
Home Affairs official says it is not certain that everyone will have been assisted by 30 June
This is the fourth recent anti-immigration march in the city
In 2024, occupiers of land in Rabie Ridge secured a court interdict to stop their removal
Court ordered shut down of the Tšosane dumpsite delayed after council cancels M27.3-million contract
World Refugee Day events show “African solidarity”
A disused government building in Pietermaritzburg has been occupied
Two accused now face charges related to the murder of nine and attempted murder of three people in an alleged extortion hit
About 1,000 protesters gathered outside the Pietermaritzburg High Court
Residents in Kenville say they are unhappy because they still have to use illegal connections despite electrification
Thembelihle residents struggle daily to get water, but they watch dozens of water tankers fill up and then drive past
