Closing Arguments in Judge Mbenenge Sexual Harassment Tribunal
Lawyer says this case will likely determine whether other women with legitimate claims will come forward, but tribunal chair disagrees
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Somerset West Taxi Route Opened, but Dispute Is Not Over
Rival taxi associations still disagree over route from Khayelitsha to Somerset West
Raw Sewage Forces Khayelitsha Families to Abandon Shacks
A blockage in the main sewer line has caused manholes to overflow
MPs Call for Heads to Roll at Fort Hare
Vice Chancellor Sakhele Buhlungu has not properly explained why a man facing corruption allegations was promoted
Death Toll Rises From Makhado Bus Crash
Relatives gather to identify the bodies of the dead
Contract Workers March in Joburg Demanding Permanent Jobs
Expanded Public Works Programme employees march to Premier’s office
Music Icon Vusi “The Voice” Mahlasela Shares His Story on Stage
“When you are on stage, it is like you are in a different world.”
Fishers Battle to Survive Strict Quotas
“Die blou see is onse oesland” (the blue sea is our harvest land)
Three spaza shopkeepers shot by extortionists in Phillipi
Spaza shops and other small businesses have decided to close
School Children March for Better Policing After Taxi Driver Allegedly Rapes Girl
Tsomo, Eastern Cape, reportedly has only two police vans for the town and 57 villages
Agreement Reached at University of Free State After Week of Protests
Provisional registration to be phased out over two years
Fighting Addiction: March for Recovery-Friendly Events
“Sharing my recovery with others has kept me grounded,” says Gameeka Solomons at annual Recovery Walk
Guns, Gangs and Gold: The Battle for Zambia’s Riches
Social media posts have triggered a rush of gold diggers
Hundreds of Pensioners Take Part in Gugulethu Sports Tournament
The event brought together senior clubs from across the Cape Flats
Rampahosa Must Act to End Hunger, Activists Say
Hundreds marched in Cape Town on Friday
How to Get out of the Debt Trap
There are institutions which can help if you’re in debt
How Zimbabwe Is Suppressing Journalism
Following arrests and draconian legislation, editors are self-censoring to protect their organisations
Fort Hare Paid R17-Million for Work That Was Never Done
ICT department staff and service providers implicated in alleged multimillion-rand scam
Zoning Problem Forces Ottery School to Close
Parents with children at Otters’ Creek Junior are scrambling to find space at other special needs schools
Claims of Political Links to Paul Mashatile Are Just “Gossip”, Winning Lottery Bidder Says
Losing bidder Ithuba Lottery is trying to create “an atmosphere of wrongdoing”, says Sizekhaya
Free State Protesters Demand Action on Crime
March in Bohlokong to hand over memorandum to police and department of justice
Police Nyala Torched During Cape Town Electricity Protest
“We burned tyres to get this land, water and toilets. We will now burn tyres to get electricity” says Khayelitsha protester
Special Schools Closed in Kwazulu-Natal After Education Department Fails to Pay Subsidies
76 schools closed by parents and the South African National Association for Special School Education (SANASE)
Lottery Commits R124-Million to Fight HIV and TB
Funding intended to help fill gap left by withdrawal of US funds