South Africa: Activists Go Door-to-Door to Counter Xenophobia in Yeoville

"Yeoville has become a hotspot for these xenophobes. They are instilling fear in immigrants" Read more »

South Africa: Despite Sewerage Upgrades, Mogale City Still Polluting Cradle of Mankind

Tests detect high E. coli levels in water flowing from the Percy Stewart treatment plant into the Blougat Spruit Read more »

South Africa: Sewer Project Leaves Flagstaff Without a New School

Residents say officials promised the two developments could coexist Read more »

South Africa: South Africans Lose Hundreds of Millions of Rands to Morita Forestry Investment Scam

Social media influencers helped make the scam possible - and were rewarded handsomely Read more »

South Africa: How FNB Enabled People to Join the SGK Pyramid Scheme

Bank employees signed up new customers at an SGK recruitment site Read more »

South Africa: Young People Stay Home On Voters Day

Fewer young people are registering and turning out to vote Read more »

Lesotho: Relief for Lesotho As U.S. Tariffs Expire

Goods made in Lesotho will once again enter the United States duty-free after Washington's tariffs expired on 29 July. It comes as a relief to the country's export-dependent… Read more »

South Africa: Gugulethu Residents Refuse to Share Land With Observatory Occupiers

Families from Masonwabe reject City of Cape Town plan; say they waited 14 years for land they must now share with people from Singabalapha Read more »

South Africa: State Spent R600m to Contain 30 June Xenophobic Action - Law Enforcement Could Have Prevented It

For years, South Africa has watched the same warning signs appear - immigrants attacked, their businesses targeted, communities divided, and misinformation and fear used as tools… Read more »

South Africa: Air and Water Pollution Harming Joburg's Poorest Communities

Failing wastewater treatment works, ageing sewage infrastructure, smouldering illegal dumps, industrial and urban runoff and a legacy of mining activities have ruined Joburg's air… Read more »

South Africa: Auto Strike Will Set a Precedent, Says Union

NUMSA says Chinese company BAIC is paying far below industry rates Read more »

South Africa: Thieves Sell Brass Instruments Worth R100,000 for Scrap

Cape Town youth brass band pleads for help Read more »

South Africa: Exposing a Syndicate - - By Getting Scammed

And how we were let down by a bank and the police Read more »

South Africa: Montana Runs Out of Luck - SIU Freezes R16-Million Properties

The Special Tribunal has frozen two multi-million rand properties linked to former PRASA boss Lucky Montana Read more »

Lesotho: Lesotho Rural Schools Still Dealing With Aftermath of US Funding Cuts

Community volunteers completed one school but another is still waiting for promised donor money Read more »

South Africa: Dodgy Foundation Must Repay R4-Million Lottery Grant Meant for School Boreholes

The boreholes had existed for three years before the NLC grant was awarded to the Mshandukani Foundation Read more »

South Africa: Free State Judge Concedes Eight-Year Sick Leave 'Borders On Incapacity'

Judge Lepona Lekale has told a Judicial Conduct Tribunal that he remains convinced traditional healers will restore his sight Read more »

Lesotho: Lesotho Citizens Lose Millions to SGK Pyramid Scheme

Popular app promised guaranteed returns for watching videos - and then stopped paying out Read more »

South Africa: Famous Joburg Shopping Hub Closed After Demolitions

Hundreds of immigrant traders lose their livelihoods after City moves against Marble Towers Read more »

South Africa: Elections 2026 - Dawid Kruiper Municipality Battling Water Leaks and Sewage Spills

The Special Investigating Unit is looking into "allegations of serious maladministration" involving 24 contracts at the municipality Read more »

South Africa: Streets Flooded With Raw Sewage for Months in Motherwell

Blockages and broken pipes are common occurrences Read more »

South Africa: Elections 2026 - Amahlathi Municipality Is Doing Better On Paper but Residents Yet to See the Benefits

Infrastructure projects grind to a halt Read more »

South Africa: Tswaing Municipality Staff Have Been Months Without Pay

Only the highest-earning workers have been paid since April Read more »

South Africa: Judge Has Been On Sick Leave for Eight Years

A Judicial Conduct Tribunal is considering whether Free State Judge Lepona Lekale may remain on the bench Read more »

South Africa: Worker 'Picket' May Have Been a Wedding Rehearsal, Says Court

Labour Court orders company to reinstate fired workers Read more »