Protesters say they were not consulted
By Vincent Lali
Brief | 1 August 2024
City Power technicians removed over 18,000 kilogrammes of illegal wiring on Wednesday. But minutes after they left, people were seen making new electricity connections
News | 1 August 2024
Some children are on a waiting list for years
News | 1 August 2024
In spite of illegal fishing, our MPAs do work
News | 1 August 2024
Some streets in the metro have been dark for years
By Liezl Human and Thamsanqa Mbovane
News | 1 August 2024
There was not a single HIV transmission in a clinical trial in which women volunteers used the twice-yearly injectable drug lenacapavir
Science | 1 August 2024
Court proceedings so far this year have dealt with ironing out pre-trial matters
Law | 31 July 2024
Marshalltown Fire Justice Campaign calls for City to compensate victims and release remaining bodies at the morgue
News | 31 July 2024
“Our objective is simple: to get passenger rail back up and running in the quickest possible way” says Roberto Quintas
Interview | 31 July 2024
With no disciplinary hearing held, ten of the 13 officials have had their suspensions lifted
By Daniel Steyn, Joseph Bracken and Raymond Joseph
News | 31 July 2024
Mabandla Clinic in Kariega still has no fence or wall
Brief | 30 July 2024
Ja well, no fine … R625,000 is too much to pay says Piekenierskloof Vrugte
By John Yeld
News | 30 July 2024
Pilot programme rolled out to help recipients of the Social Relief of Distress grant to verify their identity
News | 30 July 2024
It is irrational to expect people who can’t afford food to have a smartphone and internet access
By Kelle Howson, Hoodah Abrahams-Fayker, Vayda Megannon and General Alfred Moyo
Opinion | 30 July 2024
This is one of five Safe Spaces run by the City of Cape Town
Brief | 29 July 2024
Six years after the Constitutional Court judgment, small-scale dagga growers are sliding deeper into poverty while businesses profit in South Africa’s “cowboy” cannabis industry
Feature | 29 July 2024
This article does not portray the real thing that happened on Saturday. Our people did not walk out… Read more
I personally think identity verification is also a way of committing fraud. SASSA should have done … Read more
It is a constitutional right to have sanitation and clean water under Chapter 2 of the Bill of Righ… Read more
Instead of chasing spaza shops, South Africans and their government must complain to the manufactur… Read more
Thank you for the well written and captivating article. Every sentence kept me wanting to read more… Read more