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Roodepoort families find strangers living in their subsidised flats

Margaret Verland was allocated a flat in 2018. She is still in a shack.

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News | 2 September 2026

Project brings hope to rural early learning centres

In uMzinyathi District ECD practitioners and non-profits are collaborating with encouraging results

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News | 2 September 2026

Climate Week kicks off with a train trip from Cape Town to Khayelitsha

Journey aims to highlight how climate change affects communities

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News | 1 September 2026

Premier Foods factory closure: talks break down

CCMA to rule on union representation

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News | 1 September 2026

Durban train usage down 41% in one year

GroundUp rode a near-empty train past mounds of uncollected rubbish

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News | 1 September 2026

SA company sues Lesotho tunnel builder for M165-million

Esor says a signed letter created a binding contract. But the tunnel joint venture says there was no deal.

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News | 31 August 2026

Cape Town desalination plans delayed while water demand soars

Latest Water Outlook reveals City’s plan for 300-million extra litres a day has slipped to 2036

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News | 31 August 2026

Immigrant families live in fear in this Joburg community

Residents of Bertrams are bracing themselves for March and March protests on 30 September

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News | 31 August 2026

Flood victims return to damaged homes

Nineteen of 21 families relocated after January floods in Tshakhuma, Limpopo, say the temporary emergency accommodation made their lives impossible

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News | 31 August 2026