By AZAD ESSA — South Africa is facing its worst drought since 1982, with more than 2.7-million households facing water shortages across the country....

By PADDY O’HALLORAN — Five hundred people have been directly affected by xenophobic attacks in Grahamstown. Men have been evacuated from town for their...

By GREG NICOLSON — Over two weeks University of Witwatersrand (Wits) students helped make history, but on Monday evening the movement that inspired protests...

By FRANNY RABKIN — A STORM has erupted about the lack of black counsel in the landmark silicosis class action case against gold mining companies,...

HE number of Africans trapped in poverty has surged by around 100-million over the past quarter century, the World Bank said on Friday, despite...

By ARON HYMAN AND KARL GERNETZKY — THOUSANDS of demonstrators converged on the Chamber of Mines in downtown Johannesburg on Wednesday, demanding action against...

By Simon Allison — On the surface, this is a story about food, and Madagascar. But it’s actually about something else entirely. It’s about...

By Barbara Maregele — Right2Know campaign members and other civil organisation leaders held a picket outside the Civic Centre today calling for the City of...

By Amanda Rinquest – – On 30 September 2015, thousands will march in Pretoria and Cape Town under the banner of Unite Against Corruption. This...

By Ntombi Mbomvu — NEWS – From Elandskop in Pietermaritzburg to the nearest SA Social Security Agency (SASSA) office is 53 kilometres, a journey...

The Labour Dept report also says the manufacturing and mining sectors were hit hardest by lengthy strikes. JOHANNESBURG – Strikes cost South Africa R6...

Johannesburg – The education of more than 8 million children has been thrown into disarray after the Department of Basic Education bowed to pressure...