The homeless community was evicted on Thursday

Higher sugar tax would also save on health care

Money for organisations assisting people with HIV and older people cut

Currently the Department of Water and Sanitation cannot directly intervene when municipalities fail to supply drinking water up to standard

SASSA says the SRD grant has placed a massive burden on the agency and plans to implement new software to help prevent fraud

Judge gives scathing ruling with punitive cost order

Red tide lights up False Bay coast

The Communication Workers Union says the Post Office is supposed to play a developmental role in South Africa

August Plaatjies is conducting a one-man battle against garbage

“We wanted to show our gratitude to the entire team who represented South Africa and the Palestinian people with such grace and dignity,” says Umayya Theba

This was part of a Global Day of Action for Palestine

SANBI says it is “balancing” visitors’ experience with its ongoing upgrades since taking over the facility in 2018

“As if what we already went through wasn’t enough, the government goes on to move us to this dreadful settlement” says fire survivor

Gauteng Department of Human Settlements heads to court to evict the occupiers

South Africa’s legal team is presenting at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, on Thursday about the devastating effects of the ongoing war in Gaza

My children will go to school without shoes, says mother whose child grant has not been paid.

SASSA spokesperson denies there is a problem, but officials speaking anonymously say otherwise

A photo of Thabo Bester, officially dead in a prison fire, shopping in Sandton became the story of the year

Genadendal farmer Johannes Arendse sells his produce in Cape Town

Workers celebrate as Rainbow Chicken agrees to recognise union

Provisions in the Refugees Act introduced in January 2020 struck down for violating a number of fundamental rights

Black Sash predicts “devastating” effect on grant recipients in rural areas

Upington traffic officer caught demanding a bribe had been fined R10,000, payable in monthly instalments of R1,000 per month

Eight months since the highly publicised Parliamentary hearing, little action has been taken by Parliament or Correctional Services

Protests coincide with COP28 summit underway in Dubai