Construction delays fuel frustration among Macassar housing beneficiaries

Ntsikelelo Qoyo|Published

Beneficiaries were told in November last year that construction would begin by February this year at the latest. However, at a committee meeting earlier this month, ...

Cape Town's congestion tax: A long-term strategy for urban mobility

Theolin Tembo|Published

Cape Town confirms no congestion charge in its draft Budget, but there are rising concerns over how future transport policy could impact residents.

Ekurhuleni’s Lerutla and Mkhwanazi face fraud charges in impersonation plot

Kamogelo Moichela and Staff Reporter|Published

Mkhwanazi and Lerutla appeared in court on Monday accused of orchestrating an audacious scheme in March 2019 in which a person was paid to impersonate Lerutla in ...

Black lawyers challenge Justice Ministry's transformation success

Ntsikelelo Qoyo|Published

The presentation drew sharp criticism from legal practitioners, where several speakers questioned the credibility of the figures and raised concerns about continued ...

JSC's Mbenenge decision 'reinforces established legal principles on sexual harassment'

Lilita Gcwabe|Published

" The JSC has never before departed so strongly from a Tribunal’s findings and conclusions," Mbekezeli Benjamin, research and advocacy officer at Judges Matter, ...

Patriotic Alliance names Cheslyn Steenberg as Cape Town mayoral candidate

Ntsikelelo Qoyo|Updated

Steenberg urged party activists to close ranks as campaigning intensifies.

New regulations set to empower SA consumers against spam calls

Zelda Venter|Published

Registration of direct marketers and consumers will commence in July.

Medical records released in long-running Tiger Brands listeriosis class action

Zelda Venter|Published

In the latest chapter of the legal proceedings involving hundreds of people who claimed they fell ill or lost loved ones due to contaminated food, 16 claimants turned ...

Julius Mkhwanazi has his day in court

Rapula Moatshe and Wendy Dondolo|Published

Mkhwanazi’s arrest on Saturday followed damning allegations that emerged during his three days of testimony before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, linking him ...

PIE amendments go tough on invaders

Ntsikelelo Qoyo|Published

Speaking at a media briefing, Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane said the amendment bill " targets those who unlawfully sell land or property that does not ...

Disaster teams respond to flooding in parts of Cape Town

Wendy Dondolo|Published

Disaster teams are on the ground in Cape Town, assessing the damage caused by heavy rainfall and flooding in vulnerable communities, urging residents to stay vigilant. ...

Celebrating history: CTIJF musicians pay tribute at Robben Island

Theolin Tembo|Published

Experience the profound connection between music and history as musicians from the Cape Town International Jazz Festival gather on Robben Island.

SCA exposes failures in justice system for vulnerable teenager

Zelda Venter|Published

A Supreme Court ruling has highlighted the systemic failures of the criminal justice system, awarding damages to a vulnerable teenager unlawfully detained for nearly ...

13-year-old among four killed in Delft gang shooting

Marsha Dean|Published

Four people, including a 13-year-old boy, were tragically killed in a mass shooting in Delft, with police suspecting gang involvement.

SACP won't punish members campaigning for the ANC

Willem Phungula|Published

SACP national spokesperson Mbulelo Mandlana said the party would not punish any member that campaigns for the ANC, arguing that SACP members are still ANC members. ...

From Nyanga to Hollywood: CPUT graduate is making her mark

Yaeesh Collins|Published

Anande Kuse was among more than 9,000 students who graduated during CPUT's autumn ceremonies this week, earning her Advanced Diploma in Film Production.

Judge President Mbenenge's actions “grossly inappropriate” - JSC

Wendy Dondolo|Published

Judge President Selby Mbenenge faces serious consequences as the JSC finds him guilty of gross misconduct, revealing ethical breaches and a troubling power imbalance. ...

Cape Town job seekers injured in stadium 'stampede'

Kim Swartz|Published

Over 25 000 job seekers flocked to Athlone Stadium for a significant employment event, resulting in crowd control challenges and injuries.

Malema claims political bias in sentencing

Manyane Manyane|Published

EFF leader Julius Malema says his prosecution is part of a broader and orchestrated campaign to disrupt his political career and stifle the EFF’s influence ahead ...