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Thembelihle residents struggle daily to get water, but they watch dozens of water tankers fill up and then drive past

Tšepo Lipholo is accused of links to alleged military training camps on farms in South Africa

Seven buses from Cape Town and Durban dropped passengers at the Malawian consulate in Sandton instead of taking them home

Another 8,000 people are yet to be processed — and more are arriving

City of Cape Town says shacks built on collapsed sewer line have to be moved

Historic buildings left to be stripped, despite provincial MPLs recommending it be used as a safe house

But you can also register online

Refugees and stateless people face a long road to getting documentation

The Reserve Bank recently increased interest rates by 25 basis points, raising the repo rate to 7% and the prime to 10.5%.

Thousands of immigrants are living at a makeshift repatriation camp at Sherwood

He was ordered to do 20 hours of human rights sensitisation training and to pay R250,000 to activist group

Tap water in Sekgakgapeng, Limpopo, has been unreliable for five years

The apex court is well-resourced and should not have so many rulings outstanding for longer than six months

Police told them to leave Durban Home Affairs office to avoid a March and March event

Social Relief of Distress grant might be extended while a new policy is finalised

A second shelter to open in the city for immigrants fleeing South Africa

They want the Zimbabwean government to help them get home safely

Vigilante groups in Kwathema say immigrants must be out by 30 June or else

Children at Nonyameko Primary are left to use unsafe toilets or an open field

This is an opportunity for Minister Solly Malatsi to show leadership (part 4 of 4)

They want hospitals to be able to recruit directly

The IDC will extend funding to September

Imam Muhsin Hendricks was shot dead in Bethelsdorp, Gqeberha, on 15 February 2025

The Legal Practice Council says it has taken action but it has not yet amended its code of conduct to reflect this