Company Sold Stolen and Expired Insulin to Malawi’s Hospitals
Yet it has got away with minor sanctions and continues to operate
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Taxi Drivers Protest Over Potholed Roads and Permit Delays in Mangaung
The municipality officials agree to meet Botshabelo taxi operators
Cape Town Health Workers Protest, Demand Permanent Jobs
They say they are being exploited and underpaid
Tongaat Hulett Liquidation Avoided After Government Provides R200-Million Lifeline
Last-minute funding deal allows the struggling sugar giant’s mills to open for the season, buying time for more than 18,000 KZN canegrowers
Jsc Overturns Tribunal Decision, Finds Judge Mbenenge Guilty of Gross Misconduct
“The testimony of Mbenenge … revealed that he does not appreciate the responsibility associated with his position … He showed no remorse for his conduct.”
Durban Rape Cover-up Trial: Survivor Testifies Police Pressured Her to Withdraw Charges
Rape complainant says she was taken from her home and driven around by police with her rapist before being detained
City of Joburg Admits “Little to Show” Decades After Slovo Park Upgrade Promises
“All we are asking for is dignity,” community development forum chair tells government
The Ancient Tribe Without a Piece of Land They Can Call Their Own
Dorah Begwa has been fighting for land for her clan for more than 30 years
Anti-immigrant Protesters Harass People in Durban
Shopkeeper alleges protesters stabbed his brother
Those Willing to Turn Away Investments Should Also Explain to the Unemployed Why the Economy Is Not Growing
Anyone willing to turn away foreign investment in South Africa because of valid criticism of the country’s race-based laws and legislation, such as the Expropriation Act, should also be prepared to explain to the unemployed masses why the economy is not growing. South Africa’s economic situation is so precarious that political leaders can hardly tell […]
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Government Services Continuing Despite Mthatha Fire, Says Mabuyane
Province claims that property deeds, which were stored in the building, were digitised before the fire
Kenyans Are Encouraged to Work Abroad, but Protection Rights Remain Weak – New Research
The Kenyan government must look for ways to combine emigration with labour protections.
How Reforms Under Patrice Talon Have Reshaped the Electoral Competition in Benin
While voter turnout may not decide who wins the election, it will reflect how credible the electoral process is perceived.
Rape Cover-up Trial: Police Officers Describe the Day Victim Was Arrested
Two witnesses took the stand on Thursday
Countries Suffer When Credit Rating Agencies Lack Data: How to Fix the Problem at Source
External assessors don’t always have a full view of a country’s creditworthiness.
Passport Crisis in Lesotho
Ministry suspends passport services but people are desperate and still queuing in Maseru
Mpumalanga’s Emakhazeni Fails to Bill Residents as Its Towns Crumble
The municipality ran up a deficit of R21-million in the 2024/25 financial year
Over 300 Judgments Outstanding for More Than Six Months
Some matters have been outstanding for more than four years
Nigel Families Waiting 30 Years for Promised RDP Homes
About 100 households still live in shacks in Alra Park while their neighbours on either side live in completed RDP houses
Maruleng Draft Budget Fails to Strike a Balance Between Administrative Costs and Service Delivery
The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) simply cannot support the draft budget for 2026/27, with its accompanying tariff increases, of the Maruleng Local Municipality (Hoedspruit, Kampersrus, Ofcolaco). Residents will find themselves under greater financial pressure with an average increase of 3,7%, while administrative costs and certain capital expenditure will shoot up simultaneously. Key objections include: […]
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City of Cape Town Housing Project Has Backyarders up in Arms
Ravensmead backyarders fear they are being sidelined
Pietermaritzburg Master’s Office Gets Mixed Reviews
Attorneys we spoke to had good and bad things to say about the quality of service at the office
Candidate Attorneys Caught Cheating in Admission Applications
One forged documents including exam results, and another lied about being the paid sole director of a company while doing articles
Postbank to Resume Black Card Rollout in April
About 600,000 beneficiaries are still without the new card