But the Department of Social Development claims the delay is caused by investigations into the food banks
By Daniel Steyn, Kimberly Mutandiro and Raymond Joseph
News | 8 May 2024
Calls for “academic boycott of apartheid Israel”
Brief | 8 May 2024
Afriforum, supporting the farmers, says it will continue the legal fight in other countries
Law | 6 May 2024
The Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill is awaiting the President’s signature to become law
Brief | 6 May 2024
National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) says workers will protest daily
Brief | 2 May 2024
Buildings in inner city remain in “complete state of neglect, dilapidation”, says campaign coordinator
Brief | 26 April 2024
100 shacks demolished by JMPD in Rabie Ridge on Saturday
News | 24 April 2024
Nompumelelo Nene failed in her bid to halt her disciplinary hearing
Law | 23 April 2024
Protests started on Tuesday, culminating with major roads to Orlando East, Pennyville, and Noordgesig being blocked on Thursday
Brief | 19 April 2024
City promises the roads will soon be resurfaced as a temporary solution
News | 19 April 2024
Red Ants tore down land occupiers’ homes in Glen Austin, Midrand, on Friday and Sunday
Brief | 8 April 2024
Ogies and Phola coal mining communities also demand that Seriti publish a labour plan
Brief | 5 April 2024
MSG, owner of Power FM, channelled the money for the National Lotteries Commission
By Raymond Joseph and Tsoanelo Sefoloko
News | 5 April 2024
Residents of the informal settlement went to court because they have had “temporary” chemical toilets for over 12 years
Law | 2 April 2024
Fired head of legal Martha Ngoye’s reinstatement overturned on appeal
Law | 28 March 2024
“It is impossible to avoid the inference that this application is a tactic to delay, rather than finalise the disciplinary proceedings in good time,” said acting Judge Johan Moorcroft
Law | 28 March 2024