South Africa: Teenager Supports Her Family Using an E-Bike

Green Riders, a last-mile delivery company, aims to create over 50,000 jobs for unemployed youth Read more »

South Africa: Eviction Case for Hundreds of Refugees to Be Heard in April

Government has spent millions on Wingfield and Paint City camps since 2020 Read more »

South Africa: Hanover Park Residents Threaten Gangsters Outside Their Homes

"Tell your people, the children that are being shot ... it must come to an end" Read more »

South Africa: Hundreds of People to Be Evicted From Land Owned By Shoprite

"We don't want to be thrown into the street like dogs" says Mfuleni community leader Andiswa Nkohla Read more »

South Africa: In Northern Kwazulu-Natal, Villagers Have to Fix Their Own Roads and Drains

They can't wait for the government to prepare for the next rainy season Read more »

South Africa: Historic Fort Hare Buildings Torched During Student Protests

They are demanding the immediate resignation of Vice Chancellor Professor Sakhela Buhlungu Read more »

South Africa: Pharmacists Can Treat People With HIV, Appeal Court Rules

"Legitimate and compelling public interests" to allow pharmacists to initiate antiretroviral treatment, says judge Read more »

Africa: How the Size of South Africa's Police Force Compares to Other Countries

The country has a growing shortage of detectives Read more »

South Africa: Cape Town's Puppets Perform Across the World

"The Herds" has travelled across the globe to raise awareness about migration and climate change Read more »

South Africa: Zimbabwe and Lesotho Permits Extended to May 2027

Helen Suzman Foundation urges Home Affairs minister to fast-track talks with the public over the future of the permits Read more »

South Africa: Bike Delivery Guys Risk Life and Limb to Deliver Our Goods

The last-mile delivery sector has exploded and may be the environmentally friendly way to shop Read more »

South Africa: Teen Initiation Fights - Police Probe Attempted Murder Charges

Residents say these fights have become more violent with the use of dangerous weapons like garden shears, machetes and sticks Read more »

South Africa: Nine Years On, Technician Is Still Waiting to Hear If He Can Get Compensation for Brain Damage

Compensation Fund fails to finalise decision Read more »

South Africa: Palestine Flotilla Activists Arrive Home to Hero's Welcome

The six South African activists, including Mandla Mandela, were part of the Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza Read more »

Lesotho: Factory Workers to March As Lesotho's Textile Jobs Hang By a Thread

Unions demand the renewal of AGOA and lower tariffs on exports to the US Read more »

Lesotho: Lesotho Families, Moved to Make Way for a Dam, Lose Court Battle

20 years after they were displaced by the Mohale Dam, court tells families to share their compensation payout Read more »

South Africa: Eastern Cape Families Affected By 2023 Floods to Wait Until Next Year for Houses

Huge housing project launched before the floods is still in initial phase Read more »

South Africa: We're Being Pushed Out, Say Kalk Bay Fishing Families

Massive increase in water bills means they cannot afford to stay Read more »

South Africa: Workers Take to the Streets On World Day for Decent Work

COSATU marches in major cities to highlight corruption, job losses and high cost of living Read more »

South Africa: People Fight for Water As Infrastructure Crumbles

uMzinyathi District Municipality in northern KwaZulu-Natal is failing to supply water Read more »

South Africa: Hundreds March to Demand Release of Activists Detained By Israel

The annual "Walk for Freedom" march in Johannesburg is now in its 16th year Read more »

South Africa: Queue, the Beloved Country

We have come to accept that we must queue for hours for every public service - but it's not normal Read more »

South Africa: IDT's School Project Stalls As Costs Reach R198-Million

Learners of Rivoni School of the Blind were promised a new building in 2019 Read more »

South Africa: Billions Needed to Fix Courts, Prisons and Police Buildings

Department of Public Works has a R30-billion maintenance backlog Read more »

South Africa: Landowners Must Go Through Mediation Before Applying for an Eviction, Court Rules

Land Court lays out rules for mediation procedures Read more »