Operation Dudula Blocks Babies From Getting Vaccines
Vigilante group is controlling clinic queues in Johannesburg
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How Lottery Looters Hijacked a GBV Organisation
R18-million, awarded to the Make Me Movement, was stolen
Judges Should Respect Press Freedom
There have been too many prepublication gag orders in recent times
Human Waste Flows Through the Streets of Hout Bay
Residents call for the City to urgently fix the problem to prevent “a health emergency”
Biologist Turns Real-Life African Scientists Into Superheroes
Justin Yarrow and his team have created a series of cartoons they hope will inspire the next generation of scientists
Lesotho Dams Authority Fights Back in “Legally Baseless” Court Case
Court applicants say the LHDA has failed to compensate them adequately after they were displaced
Ithuba Challenges Lottery Licence Award
This is the second court case brought against Minister Parks Tau for awarding the licence to Sizekhaya Holdings
Here is What SASSA is Doing to Fix the Delays in Grant Payments
Steps taken to improve service as the agency ramps up its review on beneficiaries suspected of having undisclosed incomes
Dozens of Families Face Eviction From Abandoned Sibanye-Stillwater Mining Village
Families, among them former mine workers, occupied houses in Waterpan Village seven years ago. The company wants them out.
Homeless Shelters Under Pressure as Hundreds Seek Refuge From the Cold
City of Cape Town says its Safe Spaces are more than 90% full
Vehicles Torched and Stoned in Protest Over MyCiti Jobs
Philippi residents are demanding jobs on a MyCiti infrastructure project
People Live in Squalor as City of Joburg’s Development Plans Gather Dust
Over 700 plots in Zandspruit, intended for residents to build their own homes, have stood vacant for six years.
Lesotho Communities Go to Court
Thousands of people and hundreds of businesses are taking the Lesotho Highlands Development Authority to court over the Katse and other dam projects
Lesotho Declares Unemployment a National Disaster
The declaration will remain in effect for two years
Kariega Resident: “A Grave Would Be Better Than My Shack!”
Shack dwellers still don’t have houses after years of promises
Treasury Hands HIV Response a Lifeline, but It’s Probably Too Little
UNAIDS says US funding cuts put decades of progress against HIV in jeopardy
Evidence Leader Accused of “Malicious” Cross-Examination
Judicial Conduct Tribunal has adjourned for parties to submit written arguments before final deliberations
Faith Leaders Call on Minister Dion George to Back Plan to Reduce Plastic Production
African environment ministers meet in Kenya next week
Mbenenge Inquiry: “I Was Led On”, Says Judge President
“The issue is whether my advances were wanted or unwanted”
Government to Help Khayelitsha Flood Victims Rebuild Their Homes
More than 100 people have been living at the Fulani Community Hall in Khayelitsha since last week
Still No Homes for Families Moved During Pandemic
Gqeberha temporary accommodation leaky and cold
Affordable Housing Without State Subsidies?
City plans to sell land to private developers at a discount
Two Boys Drown at Abandoned Sewer Project
Oxidation ponds in Centane, Eastern Cape, were abandoned 25 years ago after objections by the traditional authority and local residents