No water, no vote, say residents of this Limpopo township
Families in Musina say they are sick of faulty municipal service
Brief | 20 October 2026
Families to return to Bishopscourt, 60 years after forced removals
Cross-subsidised development set to be completed in 2028
News | 20 October 2026
Only choose candidates who will fix your city, Joburg voters told
Residents’ Call to Save Joburg issued by civic organisations at 10th summit of the Joburg Crisis Alliance
By Seth Thorne
News | 20 October 2026
Hundreds of children fall ill after Tshwane fails to chlorinate water
Public was not warned that water was unsafe for drinking
By Seth Thorne and Warren Mabona
News | 19 October 2026
Gugulethu granny to represent Western Cape at national elderly athletics games
Organised and hosted by the Gugulethu Sport Council, the event is aimed at encouraging active living among senior citizens
Brief | 19 October 2026
Some relief for Khayelitsha school. But sewage worries remain
Parents at Kuyasa primary want a permanent sewage fix
News | 19 October 2026
Elections 2026: Midlands municipality claws back millions in electricity revenue
uMngeni has installed nearly 1,900 smart meters to curb electricity losses
Feature | 19 October 2026
Sewage and pollution threaten Pretoria’s water supply
Ekurhuleni and its water utility face criminal charges
By Seth Thorne
News | 19 October 2026
Hundreds march to Parliament over El Niño and hunger
Government officials agreed that action is needed
By Abonge Chiya
News | 16 October 2026
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Takealot Drivers Switch Off App
Takealot needs to be investigated. This is the tip of the iceberg. I know several former employees … Read more
Why protest violence is never just chaos
These protests are not a breakdown of law and order in the conventional sense. They are a performan… Read more
Biochar business is brilliant!
What a wonderful achievement this is. I really am so impressed with these 2 brothers, who saw an op… Read more