South Africa can afford a much bigger public employment programme, argues top economist
By James Stent
News | 25 May 2022
Her grandmother says she’s has been to the Western Cape Education Department more than ten times over the past two years
News | 25 May 2022
Building social housing is complicated, says Malusi Booi
By Liezl Human
News | 24 May 2022
Customers were lost during the Covid pandemic, says Claremont fruit and vegetable trader
News | 24 May 2022
Education department says it will consider disciplinary steps after receiving the outcome of the criminal trial from the National Prosecuting Authority
News | 23 May 2022
Municipality silent as families resort to buying water from donkey cart owners
News | 20 May 2022
People with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and depression complain about difficulty accessing grants
News | 20 May 2022
Residents say large families are cramped into small shacks at Zamimpilo informal settlement in Khayelitsha. But the City says they are unlawfully occupying land that is earmarked for development.
News | 19 May 2022
Now volunteers are cleaning up neglected Walter Sisulu Square
By Chris Gilili
News | 19 May 2022
More than a dozen investigations have been completed. The next step will be to seek orders against perpetrators from the Special Tribunal, a type of court
News | 18 May 2022
The state is denying learners their rights, says lawyer
By Liezl Human
News | 17 May 2022
“Our biggest problem is management negligence”, minister says
News | 16 May 2022
A community organisation set up to deal with water issues is to lodge a formal complaint with the SA Human Rights Commission this week
News | 16 May 2022
“The contractor left my house without a roof, windows and doors” says Fort Beaufort resident
News | 13 May 2022
Major roads blocked, shops and schools closed
News | 13 May 2022
Hundreds march in support of amendments to the Copyright Act that will improve access to published works for blind and visually impaired people
News | 12 May 2022