Mzukisi Ndara says as a result of fraud by Wesbank and a Nissan dealership, he lost his job and had to let go of two houses
Densification of the towns would improve service delivery and local business should be stimulated
Makgoba says a statistical error led doctor to greatly overestimate patient deaths.
Zondeni Veronica Sobukwe — struggle icon and widow of Robert Sobukwe — died on Wednesday morning
Go inside this unspoken ethical dilemma South African doctors face every day.
Water will be cut off in two Eastern Cape towns and only switched on for short intervals
Poor land governance, desperation for a better life and little sense of market pricing has left the village ripe for the plucking
Coffee Bay’s pristine seaside land is home to some of SA’s most popular holiday resorts and remains in the hands of the Bomvana and Pondo tribes
The constitutional review committee is only investigating the dispossession of land since the adoption of the Native Land Act in 1913
The first day of the land hearings in the Eastern Cape opened with a submission calling to replicate KwaZulu-Natal’s traditional land trust
South Africa is a water-scarce country where inequity and a lack of fairness and justice pervades water distribution
The DA has announced its list of premier candidates in each province ahead of its 2019 election campaign
Members of the ANC who take the party to court could find themselves having to pay hefty legal bills in future
‘Illegitimate president’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s position is under threat from multiple legal disputes and how Muslims are reclaiming Cape Town streets
The party must resolve provincial issues that, if left to the courts, could challenge the legitimacy of its leaders
It’s not just about land. Now the Cape Town protests are also pitting coloured people against their black neighbours
The family of an Eastern Cape primary school pupil has obtained a court order against a teacher they allege has been tormenting their child
Two traditional nurses found guilty of mutilating a man’s two sons were given an ‘insulting’ sentence
Impoverished families will have some relief after a class action against 29 mining firms succeeds
Meeting the regional developmental agenda
Hundreds of makeshift schools still exist in the province, despite a 2016 deadline for fixing them
April has become a significant month for the struggle
‘Aren’t the strategies the government has implemented without first fixing the basics just a waste of money?’
There are vast opportunities for those who can keep government departments functioning
The liberation struggle’s most fearless fighter is remembered by comrades and strangers alike
Her family recalls her determination, fun and kindness when she visited her home
Streamlined delivery chains are needed, as is the ability to construct safe infrastructure
The police inquiry into mining activist Sikhosiphi Radebe’s 2016 death has been stalled according to the Amadiba Crisis Committee
‘The people of the province must put their shoulders to the wheel’
No fewer than 55 municipalities have been identified as distressed or dysfunctional, says Cogta Minister Zweli Mkhize
Millions have been allocated to develop smallholder black farmers
‘To address the land question we will need legislation that will be as forceful as war’