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While land implementation targets are good

A call to rethink the dearth of women landowners in Africa

Displacement, climate change and entrenched abuse block the support women need to enter the agriculture sector, and to be able own land.

Makhwenkonke Ndawana does whatever he can ‘to survive’ with his three daughters.

Amcu strike: Porridge again, but I dream of rice, atchar and wors

Striking fathers are penniless, so children of miners make do with just one meal a day from school.

A Gauteng township association, which forcefully removed foreign shopkeepers, disagrees with two economists and wants the government to protect the informal sector

Shop lootings recall xenophobic attacks for Alexandra locals

Community policing forum chair Moses Letsoalo blames the police for being unable to prevent the violence even though they were outnumbered by the mob.

Four people have been killed since talk of workers breaking the strike began.

Amcu takes Lonmin, Amplats to court over SMS campaign

Amcu president Joseph Mathunjwa is taking the mining giants to labour court, saying their SMS campaign violated an agreement with the union.

Sandfontein lies 60km from Rustenburg.

Sandfontein: Where time passes and change comes too slowly

Far from the cities, villagers sit back and take stock of the South Africa in front of them.

Mandla Seopela

DA wants probe into varsity funding

The DA wants a probe into the University of Limpopo after reports that two men linked to the Friends of the Youth League benefited from contracts.

Mandla Seopela

University fuels Malema’s mining revolution

As the Limpopo cash cow dries up, two of the Friends of the Youth League are milking a generous benefactor: the University of Limpopo.

Former Rustenburg mayor Matthew Wolmarans is still drawing a salary. His fellow killer

Killer mayor Matthew Wolmarans still receives a salary

North West party officials, who have been told to kick former Rustenburg mayor Matthew Wolmarans out, say they are still taking legal advice.

North West  ANC secretary Tokkie Mataboge stands near  his luxurious Mercedes Benz.

Murky origins of ANC politician’s Merc raises eyebrows

Questions have been raised about how Tokkie Mataboge acquired a C-Class Mercedes-Benz that belongs to the former mayor of the Rustenburg municipality.