Cape Town – Clean, fresh drinking water is something that many South Africans take for granted on a daily basis. But a number of...

By Raymond Suttner – The establishment of representative democracy in South Africa was an important victory for people who had been suppressed from the...

By Mary-Anne Gontsana –  “In my school we have two main problems. The first one is a lack of water. Our taps are not...

By Craig Dodds –  Cape Town – Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for a moratorium on the evictions of farmworkers and promised to...

BY SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA –  ESKOM is working to reconnect all five available generating units at its Majuba power station to the grid by on...

That some people lack access to adequate nutrition although there is sufficient food supply, speaks to the way that food, like other resources in...

By: Sipho Kings – Oxfam this week released its report, Even It Up: Time to End Extreme Inequality. It starts with a case study...

By: Tim Worstoll –  Unicef has released another installment in their annual look at child poverty in the developed nations. And they’ve managed to...

By: Joel Netshitenzhe –  Although income poverty has declined since the advent of democracy, the country’s rates of equality have not improved, writes Joel...

By SAPA –  Johannesburg – The ANC-led government’s intention to introduce amendments to the Firearms Control Act is an emotional reaction, AfriForum said on...

Harare – The European Union lifted trade sanctions against Zimbabwe on Thursday and will resume development and finance cooperation with the country. EU ambassador...

SAPA –  Over 55 million  hectares of land  has been grabbed in Africa since the year 2000,  this  is according to research  presented at...