Fraudster Lawyer Practised in Court for Years After Disbarment
The Mthatha High Court has referred Kenneth Ntila for criminal investigation
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Elim School Building Was Declared Unsafe Almost Five Years Ago – Learners Are Still in It
“What if the ceiling or pillars collapse?” asks grade 11 learner
Gauteng Water Crisis in the Spotlight at Sahrc Inquiry
Auditor-General and civil society organisations made submissions on Tuesday
Explainer: What Last Week’s Storm Says About Climate Change
Models suggest winter storms will become less frequent but more severe
De Doorns Farm Workers’ Homes Destroyed in Floods
Families have lost almost everything and face uncertain future
Elections 2026: Langeberg Municipality Accused of Hiding Details of R60-Million Contract
The municipality has also failed to obey an order to release a report on a 2022 water crisis
You May Be Sending Your UIF Claim to a Dead Website
The Unemployment Insurance Fund’s old online claims system is still accepting applications which go nowhere
SRD Grant Recipients Queue All Day at Benoni SASSA Office – Only to Be Turned Away
Beneficiaries trying to update their details or reinstate payments say they have to make multiple trips because the system of often down and queues are very long and slow
Schools Built by Eastern Cape Families in the 1980s Have Been Left to Ruin
All the parents asked is that the state maintain and upgrade the schools
The Constitutional Court Is Battling. Here’s What Can Be Done to Fix It
Freedom Under Law has proposed several solutions to help the overburdened apex court
Pensioners Queue From 2AM at SASSA Office in Tshwane
Beneficiaries sleep on cardboard outside the Soshanguve office
Government May Finally Be Heeding Calls for Cape Town Military Land to Be Developed for Housing
An estimated 67,000 homes could be built at Ysterplaat, Wingfield and Youngsfield
Blaming Immigrants for Our Problems Is a Fool’s Game
Lives will not be improved by vigilante action, mass deportations and expressions of hatred
“My Death Was in Front of Me” – Aftermath of the Cape Storm
Farm workers at Holland Farm in Rawsonville describe spending a night trapped on rooftops as floodwaters swept through their cottages, leaving three people dead
Constitutional Court Strikes Down “Blunt Instrument” National Health Act Laws
The apex court has unanimously ruled that sections of the National Health Act requiring private hospitals and doctors to get government permission to operate, were unconstitutional
Commuters to Pay up to R5 More on Taxi Fares From Monday
Taxi association says some drivers are struggling to meet their loan payments and have had their vehicles repossessed
Special Tribunal Freezes Two Properties Bought With Lottery Funds
Funds meant for an agricultural project to benefit 1,900 unemployed people were used to buy homes for directors of non-profit organisations
Eastern Cape Judge Suspended Over Alleged Racist Incident
Judge Belinda Hartle to face Judicial Conduct Tribunal
Chief Justice Dismisses Bid by Former PRASA Board Members to Sue Zondo
The former board members are seeking to set aside findings of corruption made against them by the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture
No Plan to Review SA’s Coal Exports to Israel, Says Parks Tau
The minister says sanctions against Israel would violate World Trade Organisation principles
Why Fewer People Are Being Convicted for Commercial Crimes
The NPA’s Specialised Commercial Crimes Unit is underperforming
Homes of Over 5,000 People Still Flooded in Khayelitsha
City of Cape Town calls for donations to help flood victims
Immigrants Shut Their Shops as Copycat March and March Protest Held in Matatiele
“We are not xenophobic, we want to assist Home Affairs” says march organiser
Kariega Residents Protest Over Electricity Woes
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it is attending to over 1,100 cable and line faults across the metro