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Residents in the North West’s Schweizer Reneke-based Mamusa Local Municipality claim that problems with service delivery are still present because…

Senzo Mchunu, the water and sanitation minister, is scheduled to meet with a Technical Task Team on Monday in Rustenburg,…

South Africa has recorded cholera cases from two sisters who travelled to Malawi, where an outbreak has claimed hundreds of…

Given that the president and his deputy have openly contradicted one another about Mabuza’s departure, the EFF questioned the legitimacy…

This week, President Cyril Ramaphosa is scheduled to meet with Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu to discuss a contentious three-year, multimillion-pound…

Yesterday the Parliamentary Caucus issued a statement thanking all the parliamentarians who have resigned in the past week, namely Tshilidzi…

Due to allegations that it was chosen in an unlawfully organised conference in August of last year, the recently elected…

The EFF’s Deputy Secretary General, Hlengiwe Mkhalipi, has urged all residents of the North West to follow party leader Julius…

Police are investigating a case of murder after a 21-year-old student, Ntokozo Xaba, was stabbed to death at a house…

All facets of South Africa’s society have suffered as a result of the severe energy crisis. Regular and protracted power outages, which first appeared in 2007, are also driving an increase in crime, particularly street violence.  The most recent quarterly crime numbers have endangered the state of the struggling economy, food security, and health and educational results. Power outages were clearly a contributing factor in all robbery categories significantly increasing from July to September 2022…