Teenager in Court for Murder of Nine People
At least two other suspects in Philippi mass shooting still at large
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Edwin Mtei, Tanzania’s First Central Bank Governor, Left Lessons on Leadership
Edwin Mtei, Tanzania’s first central bank governor, showed that people can hold different views without enmity.
Fire Survivors Rebuild With Bricks Despite City Regulations
2,600 residents were left homeless in Dunoon informal settlement
How Informal Businesses Are Reduced to Rubble
The rules make it almost impossible to run an informal business legally
Families Wait for Houses, Two Months After Floods
Hundreds of homes were damaged by floods in uMshwati in November
SA Foreign Policy Deserves More Praise Than It Gets
The South African government deserves more praise than it gets for a foreign policy that has sought to maintain old relationships with countries in the global north, even as it develops new relations with BRICS partners – and for its courage to act on its principles by charging Israel with genocide at the International Court of Justice.
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Over 600 People Left Homeless by Masiphumelele Fire
Living Hope organisation calls for donations of essential items to help victims
Families Take Refuge in Churches After Floods
More than 40 families displaced since 14 January
Executive Mayor Must Act Without Further Delay on Backyard Dweller Relief
The GOOD Party has once again submitted formal written questions to the Council following the continued failure of the DA/FF+/ACDP-led Executive in the George Municipality to act on urgent relief for backyard dwellers.
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Philippi Residents Beat, Stone and Burn Man to Death for Robbery
“People are fed up and disappointed with the police and the justice system, and are now forced to take the law into their own hands.”
South Africa’s Addressing System – Trees Do Grow or Die
Addresses are essential to society, governance and the economy in a modern world.
Vandals Delay Urgent Khayelitsha Sewerage Maintenance
New homes for families living above sewer pipes have been destroyed
Three Die in Soweto House Collapse
Confusion over whether area is illegally occupied
Tsotsi Star’s House, Bought With Lottery Funds, Frozen by Special Tribunal
The late Presley Chweneyagae’s home was bought with funds meant for an anti-drug themed musical
Housing Activist Group Wants to Bid for R87-Million Property
The City of Cape Town has announced that the old Woodstock hospital, which has been occupied by hundreds of people since 2017, will be sold
Marriage and Migration: What Happens When Men Return to the Family Home in Botswana
Labour migration separated husbands and wives for long periods.
The Youth Leader, His Ex-wife and the Frozen Lottery Money
The Special Tribunal has frozen R2.7-million of proceeds from the sale of a house that Alfred Sigudhla and Patience Chauke owned. The house was bought with funds meant for community development.
Day of the Vow 1838: An Eternal Covenant of Faith, Survival and Identity for the Afrikaner
Today, 16 December, we commemorate the Day of the Vow – the day in 1838 when the Voortrekkers, led by the likes of Andries Pretorius and Sarel Cilliers, made a sacred vow to God before the Battle of Blood River. They promised that, if God granted them victory over a mighty enemy, they would annually […]
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Uganda Election: Museveni Will Win, but the Landscape Has Changed Since His Last Victory
Museveni’s iron grip on the Ugandan military makes it difficult to imagine a peaceful transfer of power.
Thriving Township Karate Dojos Have Struggle Roots
“Karate is not only about kicking and punching but also building the character of the individual”
Homes Destroyed in KZN Storm
“I saw the corrugated iron roof blowing off”
Broken Promises: Sarah Baartman Centre Is a Case Study in Government Failure
Hundreds of millions spent and a decade behind schedule
Cape Town’s Urgent Need to House Homeless People
Shelters and Safe Spaces are only stop-gap solutions. Transitional accommodation and support is needed, say experts.
Lesotho’s Parliament blocks debate on explosive hospital report
The wife of the foreign affairs minister features prominently in the report