Worker “picket” may have been a wedding rehearsal, says court

Labour Court orders company to reinstate fired workers

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News | 22 July 2026

Former PRASA board members challenge law on suing judges

Ex-board members in bid to overturn Zondo findings on state capture

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Law | 21 July 2026

Police fail to stop vigilantes from targeting immigrants in Alexandra

“I think these people want to kill us,” says Malawian street vendor.

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Photo Essay | 17 July 2026

Community that lived decades in harmony shattered by anti-immigration vigilantes

Thembelihle informal settlement near Johannesburg was celebrated in 2008 for standing up against xenophobia, now people are fleeing

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Photo Essay | 16 July 2026

In photos: Hundreds of people still stranded outside Malawian consulate

A psychologist working with the MSF team identified people requiring mental health support due to trauma

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Photo Essay | 14 July 2026

Ekurhuleni man desperate after immigrant wife disappears

Ernest Mahlangu was beaten by a mob and his wife arrested by police on 30 June

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News | 7 July 2026

Military veteran still waiting for pension four years after court victory

Defence department owes former APLA member nearly R1-million as it continues trying to overturn a judgment ordering it to pay his pension

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Law | 7 July 2026

SANEF clears Sefara, but he won’t return as chair

His company was to receive R250,000, excluding expenses, from a lottery grant to organise a one-day workshop for fewer than 50 delegates

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News | 6 July 2026

Immigrant families live in terror after being stoned by March and March crowds

SAPS made 900 arrests nationwide on Tuesday for offences including public violence, looting and crimes against immigrants

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News | 2 July 2026