Durban street vendors take municipality to court over permits
More than 80 traders say permits were suspended, terminated or left undecided while they are being forced to relocate to Centrum Park
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Court strips abusive deadbeat dad of parental rights
Judge Jacqui Henriques rules that the mother no longer needs the father’s consent for legal matters
SA Human Rights Commission must compel government to end hunger, activists demand
1 in 5 households experience moderate food insecurity, according to StatsSA
Major Eastern Cape water projects stalled over battle with small businesses
Two Whittlesea water treatment works were set to benefit nearly 30 villages
Volunteers turn derelict historic building into a thriving community centre
A 19th-century Cape Dutch homestead in Cape Town has been revived through a partnership between SAHRA and volunteers
Adderley Street flower sellers oppose planned rules and tariffs
The City of Cape Town says it wants to upgrade the market and consultations are ongoing
Minister increases quotas for small-scale fishers
More licenses for linefish vessels and the crayfish season extended
Thousands of teachers march against budget cuts
SADTU warned of strike action should the government continue slashing social spending
Crèche owners march in Joburg demanding changes to by-laws
“The by-laws are too strict”
US funding cuts could cause over 150,000 extra HIV infections in SA by 2028
Experts say this can be avoided if the South African government covers some of the defunded services
Court orders Gauteng health department to treat cancer patients
Judge rules failure to deal with backlog of patients needing radiation treatment is unconstitutional
Thousands march to call for justice for raped child
Still no arrests after seven-year-old raped in Eastern Cape in October
A thriving black market for medicines has emerged in Joburg
Immigrants shunned by clinics resort to buying unregulated medicines from illegal vendors
Limpopo Education Department set to miss pit toilets deadline
Some Rivubye High School learners prefer to use bushes
Political will needed to save lives amid USAID funding cuts, say activists
“We will not let our people die” says Zackie Achmat
Open Book Youth Fest kicks off in Langa
Showcasing a range of mostly children’s books, the festival is set to run until next week
How much does our HIV response depend on US funding?
Critical services in some high-burden districts have collapsed
COSAS marches on education department and calls for minister to resign
Raft of demands handed over
My five-hour wait for treatment at Mamelodi hospital
Gauteng Health MEC has said Mamelodi Regional Hospital meets National Health Insurance standards, but my experience was not good
“We were told to stop everything immediately”: Lesotho HIV programmes collapse after USAID decision
Fear of a surge in new infections as antiretroviral medicines become harder to get
