With her baby on her hip, Zimbabwean Gloria Mhango walked down a Johannesburg street on Wednesday urgently looking for accommodation.
A draft Bill has been submitted to Parliament to enable authorities to prosecute all forms of human trafficking.
The Gauteng provincial government on Wednesday denied removing people ahead of deadline from the camps it set up for refugees from xenophobic attacks.
The recent National Anti-Corruption Summit supported moves to make price-fixing a crime — despite opposition from the Competition Commission.
Court hears about the hysterical screams of Avhatali Netshisaulu’s widow when her husband was inside the boot of his burning car.
A consortium for refugees and the Wits Law Clinic have vowed to approach the Constitutional Court to keep Gauteng’s refugee shelters open.
Gauteng believes it has done all it can to help reintegrate people displaced by xenophobic violence, and will close all its shelters on Friday.
A Pretoria High Court judge on Tuesday dismissed an urgent application to keep temporary refugee shelters open for the time being.
Just before 10am on Tuesday, the last of the Waterkloof Four, Christoff Bekker, was taken to Pretoria Central Prison to start his 12-year sentence.
Blaming others for why black people don’t swim is unfair. The blame lies with mothers who forbade their children from learning the skill.
Does the framework for empowerment hinder the advancement of smaller businesses, asks Barrie Terblanche.
A music lecturer is claiming R100 000 from the NG Kerk Moreleta Park for sacking him because of a gay relationship.
The Blue Bulls, known as the ”lock factory” for producing quality lock forwards over the years, are in a spot of bother.
A woman gave birth while stuck in a lift at Johannesburg’s Coronation Hospital on Sunday night, the Gauteng health department confirmed.
Police fired rubber bullets at striking workers at a clay and cement factory in Westonaria on Monday, according to the National Union of Mineworkers.
Recent media reports of a strike at Pick n Pay were incorrect, the company said on Monday. There has, in fact, been a strike at a Pick n Pay supplier.
With a wail of sirens, three of the Waterkloof Four were driven away from court on Monday afternoon to begin their 12-year sentence.
The Ginwala commission of inquiry has exposed massive trust gaps between the cops and prosecutors.
Cosatu’s national strike in protest against food, fuel and electricity prices this week hit economic activity hard.
One big difference between the Vodacom retail offering and that of Sasol is that there is no option to buy shares outright for cash.
The Red Hat Society encourages women over 50 to develop a new zest for life. Photographer Lisa Skinner and writer Warren Foster paid them a visit.
Sasol has donated R1-million to the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund, the petroleum company said on Friday.
A 33-year-old Johannesburg schoolteacher was arrested on Friday for allegedly extorting money from a grade-four pupil, police said.
A full bench of the Witwatersrand local division will hear John Hlophe’s application against the Constitutional Court and the JSC.
Grandmothers are often left to raise unwanted kids. Surika van Schalkwyk looks at the struggles they face.
The garage of ANC Youth League president Julius Malema was broken into during the early hours of Thursday at his Sandton home.
The City of Johannesburg will have 80 megawatts of electricity reserves by the end of August as a result of recommissioning two gas turbines.
The Sunday Sun‘s ”half-hearted” apology for publishing a column disparaging of gay people was ”inadequate”, a gay organisation says.
Strijdom Square shooter Barend Strydom told the Boeremag treason trial on Thursday that he still believed black people were not human.
Two hundred foreign nationals who had a traffic-violations case against them withdrawn have been detained at the Lindela repatriation centre.
Gauteng is ahead of schedule to host next year’s Confederations Cup and the 2010 World Cup finals, it was announced on Thursday.
The Johannesburg High Court will decide on Friday if it will appoint a full bench of judges to deal with a case involving Judge John Hlophe.