South Africa

Campaigns failing to stop farm evictions, say civil society organisations

Webinar highlights plight of women on farms, calls on President to honour promise

Farm worker’s housing case in court this week

Drakenstein municipality accused of breaching its Constitutional obligations

Constitutional Court orders transport department to insource employees

The 66 Tasima workers have not been paid salaries since December 2018

Blackouts will continue until illegal connections are removed, warns ward councillor

“The area is dark and it is dangerous for those who return from work at night”

Lockdown in pictures - Day 131: Sharing toilets

Immigrant shop owners a soft target for criminals

Reporting crime to the police is “a waste of time” says Delft shop owner

Claims of liquidation scams emerge in Cape Town defamation case

Noseweek editor sued by top lawyer

Eight provincial ministers miss court deadline for school feeding scheme reports

Nutritional needs of millions of children at stake

Partially blind woman faces eviction

The owner of the shack Siphiwe Mdluli rents wants to move back in

Lockdown in pictures - Day 130: SASSA queues

Gugulethu residents at wits end with company that built their flood prone houses

Cape Town Community Housing Company hits back: “If you bought something, you own it and you are responsible for it”

Gugulethu group stop housing project

Disgruntled beneficiaries say houses being built at Erf 8448 “are not what we were shown more than 15 years ago”

Criminalising cannabis use by children is unconstitutional, court rules

Court hears children are languishing for months in detention for trivial offences

Covid Village occupiers live in limbo

Minister Sisulu to discuss N2 occupation with Cabinet, says Mbulelo Ncedana

Marchers call for job security and a basic income grant

Picketers in PE mark 1 August as national day for working class action

Herbicides accumulate in Camps Bay sea life

Scientists blame sewage pipe but city councillor says the paper is flawed