Joburg Residents Start Rates Revolt
Collapsing sewer line in Carlswald Valley has soaked properties with sewage for 20 years
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How an Arms Company Tried to Block Your Right to Know – And Failed
Integrated Convoy Protection misled the court
City of Cape Town Is a Step Closer to Operating Train Services
Council approves business plan but devolution of rail will depend on funding from the Treasury
Free State Residents Without Water While Municipal Officials Bicker
Maluti-a-Phofung Municipality will close down its failing water supply entity
Solution to Dunoon’s Railway Occupation Foiled
People living on Transnet land were meant to be relocated in 2013. But the plan stalled when more people moved onto the railway tracks.
Literacy Crisis: Why Makhanda Matters
Two interventions show what can and what can’t be done
Thriving Township Karate Dojos Have Struggle Roots
“Karate is not only about kicking and punching but also building the character of the individual”
Former Lottery Chair Challenges Ramaphosa’s Investigation
Alfred Nevhutanda, who used Lottery money meant for good causes to buy houses for himself, argues that the Lottery does not deal with public money
“A Soap Opera With Bodyslams”: Meet Cape Town’s Pro Wrestlers
Unique characters take to the ring in an epic display of physicality
City of Cape Town Hits Back Against Extortion
SANCO accused of threats and intimidation at MyCiTI bus depot; denies any link to extortion
SAPS Drowning in Unsolved Dockets
There were 1.9-million unsolved cases by the end of the 2024 financial year
New Law Will Reveal South Africa’s Huge Pay Gaps
Amendments to the Companies Act will oblige companies to disclose the gap between the lowest paid worker and the top executive
Homes Destroyed in KZN Storm
“I saw the corrugated iron roof blowing off”
Broken Promises: Sarah Baartman Centre Is a Case Study in Government Failure
Hundreds of millions spent and a decade behind schedule
Botched Permits Spoil Crayfish Season Start
West Coast small-scale fishers demand answers from fisheries department
How This Pensioner Spends Her R2 320 Monthly Grant
“Sometimes by the 15th of the month, the groceries are all done,” says 61-year-old Noah Libbie
Cape Town’s Urgent Need to House Homeless People
Shelters and Safe Spaces are only stop-gap solutions. Transitional accommodation and support is needed, say experts.
Kimberley’s Big Hole of Municipal Failure
Sol Plaatje municipality’s speaker and municipal manager were recently appointed despite tainted records
Clinic Staff Extorting Immigrants to Access Life-Saving Medicines
Immigrants say they are being charged for ARVs, chronic medication and baby immunisations at some Gauteng clinics
Special Tribunal Hammers KZN Education Officials for Corrupt Contract
Company ordered to repay money. Disciplinary action must be taken against 16 officials.
Rail Theft Case Postponed After State Witness No-Show
Mthuthuzeli Swartz was arrested in 2019. His trial has faced delay after delay.
Protesters Demand Cape Town Holocaust Centre Recognise Genocide in Gaza
The vigil also marks International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide
Community Fights to Reopen Primary School
Policy to close small schools forces children to walk far to get to school