South Africa needs data centres, but not without transparency

Article One and the Centre for Human Rights have asked the Human Rights Commission to recommend a pause on huge new projects

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Opinion | 4 August 2026

Anger after farmers dump rotting fruit near homes

Farmers would never do this in their own suburbs, say Eastern Cape residents

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News | 4 August 2026

Activists go door-to-door to counter xenophobia in Yeoville

“Yeoville has become a hotspot for these xenophobes. They are instilling fear in immigrants”

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Brief | 3 August 2026

Despite sewerage upgrades, Mogale City still polluting Cradle of Mankind

Tests detect high E. coli levels in water flowing from the Percy Stewart treatment plant into the Blougat Spruit

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News | 3 August 2026

Sewer project leaves Flagstaff without a new school

Residents say officials promised the two developments could coexist

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Feature | 3 August 2026

KZN flood victims sleep outside in the rain after eviction from emergency housing

EThekwini municipality says the group did not qualify for housing assistance

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Brief | 31 July 2026

Western Cape police do not have enough rape evidence kits, MP warns

Despite new stock reaching Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences units, politicians say it is a fraction of what is needed

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News | 31 July 2026

Gauteng government says “impossible” to pay welfare organisations on time

Non-profits wait weeks for quarterly payments

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News | 31 July 2026

South Africans lose hundreds of millions of rands to Morita Forestry investment scam

Social media influencers helped make the scam possible - and were rewarded handsomely

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Feature | 31 July 2026