Hundreds of refugees bused from Durban to Lindela
But about 150 people who had been camped outside Home Affairs since May have opted to stay
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Farmers and state clash over response to cattle disease
The Agricultural Research Council has not sent foot and mouth disease samples to an international centre since January
Minister may benefit from Lesotho’s R100-billion AI and hydropower deal
Public works minister Matjato Moteane is a shareholder in a local firm the government plans to invite to participate
Video: Joburg’s water crisis, explained
We unpack why taps are dry
Activists appeal Cape Town data centre approval
Civil society groups say Equinix’s data centre was approved without considering its impact on nearby communities
No reliable water in Cofimvaba villages for over five years
Chris Hani District Municipality says it spent over R9-million in 11 months repairing vandalised water infrastructure
We checked 470 toilets in this Cape Town informal settlement. Only 45 were working
“Only those who are desperate still live here” says Marikana community leader
Only 1 in 3 people vote for their municipality
Most adults in South Africa stay away from the local polls
Zimbabwe ferry disaster: Why did the Mbuya Nehanda sail that day?
There were warnings long before the boat tragedy in which 97 people died
Judges split on Concourt asylum ruling
After two conflicting high court judgments a full bench of the Gauteng high court will now determine how to interpret the apex court July ruling
Bidvest packaging workers on strike
Workers demand 9% increase, shift allowances and bonuses
Khayelitsha social workers stop home visits after hijackings
Social development department to increase security
Taxi operators give government 21 days to resolve Intercape dispute
Ngcobo Taxi Association does not want the long-distance bus company to load passengers in the town
Eastern Cape woman’s soup kitchen gives more than warm meals
Nodumo Mashiyane cooks, out of her own pocket, for elderly residents and orphans in Ngqele village, Middledrift
Lesotho MP to repay R6-million in tender fraud case
Anti-corruption agency says Jane Lekunya and his wife were involved in a corrupt scheme that cost the government R109-million
Fossil fuel companies rebuked for greenwashing
Four victories for Fossil Ad Ban campaign
About 200 March and March supporters return to refugee camp after violent clashes
The refugees’ blankets and other belongings at the camp were set alight and stones were thrown.
COSATU shocked by exclusion from Premier Foods factory closure talks
The retrenchment consultation period is due to end on 26 September
300 Zimbabweans stuck at Joburg consulate
Hundreds of people have been displaced by weekly March and March protests
Cape Town “killing field” to be used for housing
R7.6-million Seawinds park was stripped and vandalised
Sugar workers end four-week strike
Employers agree to a 6% wage hike, backdated to April
Court blocks planned bus driver strike
Golden Arrow workers will not be able to proceed with protected strike on Thursday
Asylum seekers protest in Gqeberha
Refugee Reception Offices are effectively closed to new applicants, and the online renewal system is not working
Mpumalanga municipality admits taps are dry – but blames City of Tshwane
Tshwane is contracted to supply 16.6-million litres a day but has only been supplying 350,000