Suspension of “Whistleblower” Traffic Officers Is Unlawful, Court Rules
Traffic department has no ticket books or breathalysers, officers claimed
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Call for Stellenbosch University to Take a Stand on Gaza
Other universities in South Africa have passed resolutions criticising the war
Harmony Gold to Pay R100K in Damages for K-Word Incident
One employee called another the k-word. Harmony Gold did not properly investigate, says the Labour Court
Loan Company Exploited Social Grant Beneficiaries, Court Rules
JDG Trading sold disability or retrenchment insurance to people who were already disabled or unemployed
Khayelitsha Businesses Demand Shoprite Use Their Services
The Khayelitsha Security and Cleaning Association claim they’ve convinced Shoprite to broker a deal with their members’ companies
Alarm Raised Over Plans for State-Run Lottery
Since its inception, a private company has been responsible for operating the lottery and selling tickets. That is set to change in 2034
Rape Cover up Trial: Police Detained Victim Overnight Near Her Rapist
Rapist’s DNA has been linked to two open cases
We Tested Zamzam Water Sold in South Africa. Here’s What We Found
Bottles we bought in Cape Town do not match the chemical profile of Zamzam water sourced from Saudi Arabia
MPs Not Impressed With New SASSA Verification Process
Treasury may withhold funds if SASSA does not meet its conditions
South Africa Needs to Do More to Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance, Warn Experts
This is a “pandemic which is wreaking havoc, is not being attended to properly and not being taken seriously enough”
Darling Street Families in Limbo After Eviction Case Postponed
The Department of Public Works will meet with the City of Cape Town to discuss alternative accommodation
These Are the Children the United States Left to Die
Part one: How the Trump Administration abandoned orphans with HIV
Three Durban Cops Deny Rape Cover Up
The state alleges a rape victim was detained by Brighton Beach officers and intimidated into withdrawing charges
Multi-Billion Limpopo Mega-Project Has Ground to a Halt
Makhado Special Economic Zone, announced in 2018, was intended to attract investments of R40-billion
Charity “Icon” May Have Used Donor Money for Beauty Treatments, Judge Says
Court finds Mara Glennie may have misappropriated R2-million
Survivor Tells How Trapped Miners Ate Human Flesh and Cockroaches to Survive
Patrick Ntsokolo hopes to testify before the Human Rights Commission probe into the Stilfontein tragedy
Court Rules That #UniteBehind be Added to PRASA Corruption Case
Commuter activists to present and challenge evidence in the pending review by former PRASA board members
Proteas Arrive Home Victorious
The South African cricket team won the World Test Championship in London last week
Out of the Black and Into the Red – Theewaterskloof Municipality’s Rapid Decline
Rot set in straight after the 2021 local government elections
These Families Have No Toilets, but Sewage From Other People’s Toilets Flows Past Their Homes
Riverside informal settlement is built on a floodplain, says City of Cape Town, so services can’t be provided
Youngsters Own the Street for Youth Day
Sydney Street in Mowbray was cordoned off for children to play
Youth Day March Against Gangs in Johannesburg
Westbury residents call on gangs to make peace
Judge Warns Thabo Bester and Co-accused Not to Delay Proceedings
Nandipha Magudumana’s father has still not appointed a lawyer since January
Theewaterskloof Is in a Mess After Years of Bad Management
But the new municipal manager hopes to get things back on track