Flood Warnings as Water Pours From Vaal Dam
Residents in low lying areas urged to move
Residents in low lying areas urged to move
Experts say this can be avoided if the South African government covers some of the defunded services
South African Jews for a Free Palestine call for his resignation
Prime Minister says his government is removing obstacles to US investment, including Starlink, in the wake of the tariff hike
The long war in the Democratic Republic of Congo has displaced millions of people
Municipality has no immediate plans to move families living at the Masonwabe temporary relocation area in Gugulethu
Judge rules failure to deal with backlog of patients needing radio treatment is unconstitutional
MatCH employees fight for salaries
Several social housing projects in Cape Town will go to tender this year
Abulele Kwindana was killed in 2020. No-one has been charged with his murder.
There has been no significant progress in the seven-year-old’s case
R90-million awarded to ARTsolar under investigation
President files affidavit in bid by former Lotteries boss Alfred Nevhutanda to stop investigation
Questions about income could be removed
Last year the department had to step in to rescue the International Basketball Federation’s U18 Afrobasket tournament hosted in South Africa
Department of Home Affairs must issue Primrose Modisane with an ID, court rules
A local environmentalist is also being sued
This has left the community disappointed as they hoped the Tshivhuyuni sports facility would boost the local economy
Liquor Amendment Bill still not introduced to Parliament after nine years
Water is not reaching households despite millions of rands spent on water projects
Two ships carrying South African coal are due to arrive in Israel
13-member Board will be advising the Home Affairs minister on matters relating to immigration policy, strategy, and implementation
All employers, including churches, are subject to labour laws, judge points out
KwaDukuza Municipality says the land is earmarked for a school and clinic, but occupiers say they can’t move away from job opportunities
