KZN sweatshops sued for labour law violations

Bargaining council alleges that pay is below minimum wage and workers endure appalling conditions

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Law | 12 February 2026

Limpopo farmers go hungry after floods

One farming cooperative estimates their losses to be up to R350,000

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News | 12 February 2026

Khayelitsha clinic to remain closed after extortion incident

City of Cape Town is conducting a risk assessment

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Brief | 12 February 2026

Unregistered private schools leave learners and parents in limbo

School owners in Limpopo say registration process is slow and opaque

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News | 12 February 2026

Top Lesotho Home Affairs officials face fraud and corruption charges

They are accused of unlawfully issuing asylum and refugee documents

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Brief | 12 February 2026

“Smell me! I haven’t had water for 24 days” protester tells Joburg mayor

Frustrated residents carried empty containers in the streets to protest ongoing water crisis

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News | 11 February 2026

Court reverses funding cuts for child care

Mahikeng judge ruled that nine non-profit organisations providing child protection services must have their funding restored within ten days

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Law | 11 February 2026

Small-scale fishers furious about linefish quota cuts

Government has reduced the traditional fishers’ fleet from 547 to just 77 vessels

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News | 11 February 2026

KZN flood victims stuck in emergency housing, three years later

Hundreds of families are living in apartment buildings leased by the City of eThekwini

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News | 11 February 2026