An extraordinary meeting of Constitutional Court judges over Cape Judge President John Hlophe will continue on Tuesday, it has been reported.
Eighteen Western Cape teenagers were rescued from Table Mountain on Monday morning, the Table Mountain National Park said.
The African National Congress (ANC) is expected to focus on disciplining bad behaviour within its ranks, ANC president Jacob Zuma said on Monday.
President Thabo Mbeki on Monday called on the youth of the country to stand up against perpetrators of xenophobic violence.
A more nuanced picture of inequalities in school financing is needed, write Doron Isaacs and Yoliswa Dwane.
Black legal organisations closed ranks around Hlophe this week, adding their voices to a chorus of criticism about the court’s conduct.
A row over the development of one of Cape Town’s most popular coastal sites has taken a sharply political turn.
An eight-year-old Worcester boy told his teacher and his mother that he was repeatedly raped, beaten and threatened by children at his school.
Cape Town documentary film-maker Isalee Jacobson was not impressed with the reintegration of immigrants in Khayelitsha.
With his popularity waning, ANC president Jacob Zuma faces a series of hurdles.
A Johannesburg Bar member protests against the attack on Judge John Hlophe on insubstantial evidence.
The collar of his leather jacket probably saved his life when he was stabbed in the neck, Western Cape provincial secretary Mcebisi Skwatsha said.
DA leader Helen Zille on Friday strongly criticised Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe, saying he ”behaves like an ANC deployee”.
SA publishers will be out in force at the Cape Town Book Fair. But what are the challenges behind the covers of their final products?
The African National Congress’s Western Cape secretary, Mcebisi Skwatsha, was stabbed in the neck at an ANC meeting on Thursday evening.
A battle over questionable government tenders has broken out in the Western Cape African National Congress, with provincial transport and public works minister Marius Fransman at its centre.
The idea of criminalising anti-competitive behaviour and hitting the colluders is an attractive one.
The Western Cape government and the City of Cape Town have locked horns over the handling of xenophobia victims.
The city of Cape Town says it is to hold a workshop in a bid to find solutions to the city’s refugee crisis.
At least 21 of the 62 people who died in the recent xenophobic violence were South African citizens, government communications head Themba Maseko said on Thursday.
The City of Cape Town says it will fight a High Court order that it open up community halls to foreign nationals displaced by last month’s xenophobic violence.
A fifth construction worker has died of injuries he sustained when a Stellenbosch building collapsed during renovation work on Monday afternoon, the Department of Labour said.
Four people died and 13 were injured — two of them seriously — when a building collapsed in Stellenbosch on Monday afternoon, rescue workers said.
Scorpions investigator Ivor Powell walked free on Monday after charges against him of drunken driving and reckless driving were struck off the roll in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court.
ANC MP Rose Sonto, also the head of the South African National Civic Organisation in the Western Cape, this week repeated unsubstantiated allegations that foreigners are buying government-subsidised houses and forcing South Africans to live in shacks.
Heribert Adam reflects on anti-apartheid journalism and how ”multipliers of liberal opinion” such as journalist Gerald Shaw can inform and educate.
It is a brave new world that the third edition of the Cape Town Book Fair, subtitled <i>Words Create Worlds</i>, encounters from June 14.
The ANC Youth League faces yet another crisis after five of its provincial structures rejected Luthuli House’s endorsement of its controversially elected top five officials.
There is a strong level of understanding among African leaders on the need for stable democratic systems, President Thabo Mbeki said on Friday.
There was no reason for Fidentia boss J Arthur Brown to remain in a private clinic for treatment after he was allegedly sexually assaulted in a prison vehicle, the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court heard on Friday.
The past couple of weeks have confirmed the truly risky nature of our constitutional journey, begun more than a decade ago.
The slow pace of regional integration and poor infrastructure are hampering trade between countries in Africa, delegates at a World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting said on Friday.