The Trafficking in Persons report says Cuba benefits financially from its ‘coercive’ labour export programmes to 66 countries
It will be a test case in South Africa for river pollution, rehabilitation and holding polluters accountable
The acid mine drainage happened at Khwezela Colliery’s south shaft, which had been sealed, but the volume of water exceeded the maximum capacity for treatment at the dosing site
Lindiwe Sisulu and her adviser are accused of meddling in a R4-billion development in a sensitive Cape Town area meant to house Amazon’s Africa office
South African scientists’ contracts were allegedly not renewed because of a funding gap
Benefits allegedly include flights for holidays in Cuba, furnished accommodation, food, clothing, internet and extra money to make landline calls to Cuba
Trade union will continue its application against the water department’s decision to employ 25 Cuban engineers, valued at more than R18-million a year
The Vaal River is the lifeblood for almost 50% of the South African population yet at its banks around the Lekwa municipality, sewage flows into it
The Western Cape dam levels that were recorded at an all-time low three months ago are rising by 5% week-on-week
