July 25
South Africa: Spectre of New Hotel Looms Over SA's Oldest Mosque
Bo-Kaap residents appeal City's decision to approve a new six-storey development in the historic suburb Read more »
July 23
South Africa: Government Contractor Misses Yet Another Deadline On R123-Million Gauteng School
Construction of the project started in 2022 to accommodate the school's 1,200 learners Read more »
July 22
South Africa: Farmers Fear Loss of Land to Motsepe Foundation Citrus Project
Phalaborwa farming associations sound the alarm Read more »
July 19
South Africa: Joburg Families Plead With City Officials to End Power Cuts
City of Johannesburg losing between R5-million and R10-million monthly due to illegal connections, says City Power Read more »
July 15
South Africa: No Electricity for Diepsloot Welfare Organisations
Eskom says broken transformer can't be fixed again because the area is high risk Read more »
South Africa: The Little Charcoal Business Run By a Group of Young People in Matatiele
Morumotsho Charcoal has been going for eight years Read more »
July 11
South Africa: Buffalo City Ratepayers March to City Hall, Rejecting Electricity Fee
A monthly maintenance network surcharge of between R376 and more than R700 came into effect on 1 July Read more »
June 28
South Africa: Eskom to Close Its Community Service Centres in Khayelitsha and Bellville
City of Cape Town condemns decision and says there is a "notable increase" in complaints from customers supplied directly by Eskom Read more »
June 26
South Africa: Namaqualand Community Raises the Alarm Over Copper Mining in Their Small Town
The Department of Mineral Resources will visit Concordia in July to assess the mine's compliance with dust mitigation and other issues Read more »
June 25
South Africa: Cape Town's Relocated Railway Occupiers Protest Over Water
The R300 was blocked for several hours in what the community say was a "last resort" to be heard Read more »
June 21
South Africa: Workers Describe Appalling Conditions At Eswatini Mine
"To live, I had to quit" Read more »
June 20
South Africa: Executive Pay - the Virus Elon Musk Is Exporting Back to SA
The effects of the $45-billion pay package offered to the Tesla boss will be felt across the world Read more »
June 18
South Africa: Youth Take to Their Bikes to Protest Against Mining Companies
Youth Affected by Mining United in Action cycled the "Toxic Tour" to various mining companies' offices in Johannesburg Read more »
June 11
Eswatini: Mining Is Destroying Crucial Eswatini Nature Reserve
The mine has the king's blessing but no environmental authorisation Read more »
June 06
South Africa: Sibanye-Stillwater Miners Who Staged Underground Protest Resurface in Rustenburg
They staged a sit-in strike over unpaid employee share ownership scheme funds. But the company says they do not qualify yet. Read more »
June 03
South Africa: Environmental Activists Win Against Shell in Appeal Court
Shell still has one more shot at seismic exploration authorisation Read more »
May 31
South Africa: TotalEnergies Will Destroy Our Livelihoods Say Small Scale Fishers
South African fishers joined a picket outside the company's AGM in France last week Read more »
May 30
South Africa: Eskom Demands Evaton Households Pay for Broken Transformer
Residents have to each pay R6,000 over six months, otherwise they won't be reconnected, says the power utility Read more »
May 27
South Africa: Get Us Jobs, Contract Workers Tell Gauteng Premier
The contracted workers were awarded compensation of up to R24,000 by the Labour Court. They refused to accept this and instead are demanding jobs. Read more »
May 23
South Africa: Sex Workers Picket At Parliament Ahead of Elections
#WhoSpeaksForUs? campaign launched Read more »
May 22
South Africa: Cape Town Protesters Block Busy Road, Demanding Services
They are angry that refugees living in a tent on the same land have toilets and water, but they do not Read more »
May 20
South Africa: SA Bank Executives Coined It During Covid
Banks paid out hefty bonuses, though performance targets were not met Read more »
May 21
South Africa: Last Four Traders At Salt River Market to Fight Their Eviction
Site to be used for 1,000 affordable housing units Read more »
May 20
South Africa: Not Enough Places in Children's Centres After Budget Cuts
Children in KZN are being placed in foster care instead of care centres Read more »
May 15
South Africa: Unpaid Contractors Block Central Gqeberha With Garbage Trucks and Water Tankers
The municipality agreed to pay service providers by next week Read more »