Lesotho’s Parliament blocks debate on explosive hospital report
The wife of the foreign affairs minister features prominently in the report
GroundUp
Young Joburg Ballerinas Dazzle Audiences
Dancers from Soweto, Alexandra and Braamfontein perform in ballet school’s year-end showcase
Groundup Wins Court Case Against Gauteng Government
Social development department must disclose all grants made to organisations from 2014 to 2024
State Witness Fails to Arrive for Massive Eastern Cape Rail Theft Case
Court to hear application for cross-examination to occur online
Municipality Moves to Evict Hundreds of Tshwane Residents
Many people living at JJ Bosmanhuis say they cannot afford rent elsewhere and fear they will end up on the streets
Kouga’s Failed R1.4-Million Mini Market Project
A mini fresh food and craft market for Hankey never opened
Artist Brings Joburg Nature Reserve Back to Life
The Wilds, once forgotten and crime-ridden, has been transformed
Nkandla Villagers Demand a Police Station
Mfongosi Satellite Police Station has been abandoned
Shacks Fill With Sewage After Pipe Collapses
Pipes need maintenance, but shacks on top of them are preventing access
R311-Million and Counting but This Limpopo Taxi Rank Has Never Opened
Construction started in 2011 on a new taxi rank for Thohoyandou
Flood Victims’ Homes Demolished by Ethekwini Municipality
Municipality says the shacks are built unlawfully and bylaws need to be enforced
Three Candidates Recommended for Lottery Chair
Portfolio committee’s recommendation must be confirmed by national assembly, and then Minister Parks Tau has the final say
Thabo Bester Delays Trial With Six Court Cases
Prison escape trial, originally set down for February 2025, postponed to July 2026
Vodacom Found Guilty of Unfair Market Practices
Communications authority says the company altered contract terms without prior communication
Whatever Trump Says, Whites Are Not Doing Badly in South Africa
How do we grow the economy and create a more racially equal society?
Eastern Cape Villagers Finally Get Water, but Only for a Few Days
Water scheme was restored, but two villages are back to having no water
Magnus Carlsen and World’s Top Chess Players Show Their Skills in Cape Town
The University of the Western Cape hosted a simultaneous display ahead of the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Finals
Cape Town City Council Approves Plan to Sell Woodstock Hospital
Residential development planned, including affordable housing
“Wrest Control of the Clinics From the Hands of the Vigilantes” Judge Tells State
Xenophobia is one of the greatest threats to democracy and human rights, says Judge Stuart Wilson
Payments to Sick Miners in Lesotho Resume After Fraud Scare
Medical Bureau for Occupational Diseases reports fraud of R1.4-million
Meet the Tiny Hoppers Saving Hartbeespoort Dam
The Centre for Biological Control releases about 20,000 water hyacinth hoppers as part of their biological control strategy
Facebook Promotes Rubbish Because It Doesn’t Understand Indigenous Languages
Content producers get away with fake news and clickbait
Pollution Stops Khayelitsha’s Canoe Club Classes
Hyacinth and sewage are destroying the Blowy wetlands
A Walk in the Night to Mark the End of Slavery
March through Cape Town commemorates the emancipation of slaves in 1834