City of Tshwane says Stoffel Park informal settlement must first be approved for township development before it fixes the roads

Neighbour slashed my tyres because I’m black, then ran away from the police, states complainant in criminal case

The power utility has announced the implementation of Stage 4 load shedding until further notice.

After seven years, the project is under investigation

Memorial held for Ahmed Abbasi in St George’s Cathedral

MEC for Human Settlements promises to fast-track assistance

They say they are owed apartheid reparations

Police and IPID silent on the investigation into the assault of Juma Igiranieza on 7 November

They say the sand is damaging their shacks. The City of Cape Town says the affected households will only be relocated in 2024

It is the highest number of late judgments since GroundUp started reporting the issue

The Hawks are now investigating

Call for Western Cape government to stand with Palestine as it has with Ukraine

Video shows Juma Igiranieza being beaten up at his workplace

The municipality wants the land for a new township

Eastern Cape education department sends task team to investigate

City says the Maynard Street homes are part of a de-proclaimed road scheme and are no longer required for municipal purposes

Presidential Employment Programme workers received SMSes on Sunday stating that the programme was suspended due to a lack of funds

Cape Town march in support of Palestinians

The cash-strapped organisation in Musina has 250 members who rely on it

Police open kidnapping case after events at Gold One mine

R2-billion in grants under investigation, but only one looter in jail

The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) has issued a warning to members of the public, especially job seekers and small businesses, of scammers who are out in full force ahead of the festive season. “Please be not foolish with your money and be misled and lied to by scammers,” the Department of Public […]

According to animal protection organization HSI/Africa the fragility of our current food system and animal welfare are being overlooked.

KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Disaster Management teams are currently assisting people affected by heavy rainfall and strong winds that caused widespread destruction over the weekend.

But the people who work at the libraries in Hanover Park and Bellville are determined to continue creating safe spaces for their communities