On Human Rights Day, thousands of people who demand land justice marched from District Six to the Cape Town Civic Centre
Behind the facade of the renowned brand is alleged labour abuse and chemical misuse
The system of dams that supplies the City of Cape Town is at an average of 23.23% full, compared to last week’s 23.7%
In periods of water stress, farmers need support, research assistance and empathy from governments and competing water users
The remaining 10% in the Theewaterskloof Dam is largely regarded as unusable if used through the current dam system
‘The Western Cape boasts a 62% success rate for "land reform farms", compared with a 92% failure rate in the rest of the country’
The physical predicaments we experience go far further than what our conditioned minds perceive
Minister Des Van Rooyen has criticised the province and will meet today with a task team to decide if the Western Cape drought is a national disaster
The party’s federal executive has authorised a motion of no confidence in Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille, the party announced on Wednesday.
Cape Town’s new water map shows users who are within the water restriction limit— it doesn’t single out those using more water than the limit allows
She might have been dumped by Ramaphosa but she has strong backing in the ANC’s branches
The DA’s new Western Cape leader is focusing on the party’s future and not on ‘lackey’ labels
Community patrollers in the Philippi East informal settlement in the Western Cape are "tired of begging" for police.
Our fascination with space shows no signs of slowing down, 60 years after the Soviet Union launched the world’s first satellite, Sputnik.
The labour movement failed to focus on the stayaway’s aim – halt state capture and corruption
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate has confirmed that it is investigating the shooting of 14-year-old Ona Dubula by police.
The DA will not support a motion of no confidence in Premier Helen Zille when it is debated in the Western Cape legislature on Thursday.
But it can buy time with emergency measures and improved efficiency.
The M&G reported that the human settlements minister had decided to take legal action against the province over the sale of a Tafelberg property.
New provincial leader Bonginkosi Madikizela pooh-poohs reports of internal dissent while not hiding his ambition.
‘Various proposals were also discussed to ensure that men also carried the consequences of unintended pregnancies.’
The frosty relationship between MEC Debbie Schäfer and members of EE looks set to be thawed after she agreed to meet with them next Monday.
In this open letter, a Grade 10 learner reminds Western Cape education MEC Debbie Schäfer about the dangers he and many others face in their schools.
They claimed an audit on school safety, sent to Western Cape Education MEC Debbie Schäfer’s office two months ago, was being ignored.
Ramaphosa called for the party to hold hands and strategise a battle plan to win back the province and the city from the Democratic Alliance.
Cape Town-based photographer Johnny Miller seeks to give a fresh look at the country’s known disproportions.
The justice and constitutional development department hosted a dialogue for school-goers on constitutional education in Parliament on Monday.
Spend a weekend playing at smackdown in the bedroom, being a Voortrekker or a greenie.
Children who are exposed to gangsterism are at greater risk of becoming perpetrators of violence themselves, according to a study in Mannenberg.
Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille is up against ex-top Western Province cop Lennit Max in the race to lead the Democratic Alliance in the region.
The ruling party is keeping its strategy to recapture lost metros and keep control of others close to its chest.
The president’s Western Cape visit ahead of the ANC’s birthday celebration was met with discontent as township residents complained of no electricity.