Durban residents urged to relocate from high-risk flood zones
Durban’s deputy mayor warns residents of the increasing risks of floods and landslides, urging those in vulnerable areas to ...
Tshwane mayor shuts down Centurion Pick n' Pay over cockroach infestation
Tshwane Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya announces the closure of a Pick n Pay store in Centurion due to severe health regulation violations, including a cockroach infestation.
Addressing homelessness in Durban: the call for social justice
In the wake of World Day of Social Justice, Durban's homeless face challenges in accessing basic rights and services, prompting calls for urgent reform.
Western Cape pays the highest rent for property
Rental prices in provinces such as the Western Cape and Limpopo have been significantly impacted by local supply and demand.
Education at the heart of Lenasia’s resilience
In 1959, the Lenasia Group 2 School was opened as a comprehensive school, which in 1964 was renamed Nirvana High with Mr ...
G20 leaders unite to fight youth unemployment at first EWG meeting
G20 leaders convene to address the pressing issue of youth unemployment, aiming for a 5% reduction in the Neet rate by 2030 ...
Budget delay, an opportunity for a People’s Budget amid a cost of living crisis
The last-minute decision to postpone the tabling of the 2025 budget reflects deep cracks in the budget process ...
Phoenix councillor secures water access for local schools
A historic move for the eThekwini council, as it is the first time that Constituency Infrastructure Project (CIP) funds have been allocated specifically for borehole construction.