South Africa: Disabled Learners Inspire Through Dance

Moving Into Dance (MID) showcased their annual Enable Through Dance project which works with learners from special needs schools Read more »

South Africa: Sassa Extends Postbank's Contract By Three Months

The agreement, which governs how millions of grants are paid, was supposed to lapse on 30 September Read more »

South Africa: Chaotic Start to Gauteng Social Development Department's 2026 Funding Cycle

Gauteng DSD abandons new funding applications platform Read more »

South Africa: Pensioners Refunded After We Queried Funeral Policy Deductions

Insurance companies insist they have proof that pensioners agreed, but questions remain about how this was done Read more »

South Africa: Somerset West Taxi Shutdown May Be Extended, Says MEC

Taxi drivers feel the pinch as routes between Khayelitsha, Mfuleni and Somerset West have been closed for two weeks Read more »

South Africa: Court Dismisses Bid to Stop Retrenchment of SA Breweries Workers

Union accuses SAB of "turning decent jobs into cheap labour" Read more »

South Africa: Giving Money to Beggars - Yes or No?

We asked beggars, the City of Cape Town, and homeless organisations Read more »

South Africa: Legal Action Looms Over Mamelodi Magistrates' Court Construction Fiasco

Construction was due to be finished in 2016 Read more »

South Africa: After Years On Waiting List, Man Builds House On Sports Field

In Dunoon, Cape Town, no government housing projects have been completed since 2000 Read more »

South Africa: Human Rights Commissioner Dodges Overflowing Sewage in Cape Town

The City of Cape Town says it plans to upgrade the sewage pipes in Bloekombos in July Read more »

South Africa: Protest Against Fossil Fuels At African Energy Week

About 50 people gathered outside Cape Town International Convention Centre on Tuesday afternoon to protest against fossil fuel. The centre is the venue for African Energy Week, an… Read more »

South Africa: Accused Cop Bunks Court Because of His Dog's 'Retirement Party'

Regan Naidoo police brutality case postponed again: "Now we're really angry", says family Read more »

South Africa: Johannesburg Reclaimers Call for Landfill to Be Reopened

Pikitup has promised it will "come up with solutions" to the Marie Louise landfill over the next week Read more »

South Africa: Domestic Violence Helpline Saves Lives but It Needs Public Support

The helpline plays a crucial role getting victims of violence swiftly into shelters Read more »

South Africa: Judge Dismisses Postbank's Attempt to Keep Social Grants Contract

Postbank "created its own urgency" by waiting until September to bring the application, the Gauteng High Court ruled. It has known since 2024 that the contract would be terminated… Read more »

South Africa: These Durban Residents Will Have to Wait Another Seven Years for Running Water

Residents of Tafelkop rely on streams and expensive water trucks Read more »

South Africa: In It for the Ride - Horses Offer Disabled Children a New View of the World

SARDA has been bringing together children and horses for more than 50 years Read more »

Lesotho: Trump's Tariffs Could Cost Lesotho 30,000 Jobs, the IMF Warns

Garment exports make up 80% of the country's exports to the United States Read more »

South Africa: How Not to Build a Stadium

Tens of millions have been spent on a stadium in Elim since 2017. The stadium is still not complete. Read more »

Africa: AGOA Likely to Be Renewed for One Year, Says Lesotho Trade Minister

African Growth and Opportunity Act has previously been renewed for a decade at a time Read more »

South Africa: Disabled Ekurhuleni Residents Given Houses Without Water and Electricity

The houses were specifically given to elderly and people with disabilities in Extension 2, Mackenzieville Read more »

South Africa: Passenger Rail Gets Back On Track, Slowly

Most rail lines have reopened, but there is still a long way to go Read more »

South Africa: Vryheid Business Owners Join MK March for Better Service Delivery

IFP holds counter protest Read more »

South Africa: Judge Scolds EFF for Repeatedly Wasting Courts' Time

"The laxity with which the EFF acted is unexplained ... the extreme urgency was entirely self-created and unwarranted, it inconvenienced the court, the participating party and… Read more »

South Africa: Keeping the Memory of Constantia's Forced Removals Alive

Heritage Walk by Jaftha family Flower Farm honours displaced families Read more »