Human Rights Commission Grills Major Retailers Over Food Prices and Market Power
The SAHRC held hearings with Woolworths, Shoprite, Pick n Pay and other major retailers over food affordability and market concentration. Here's what's at stake.
The SAHRC held hearings with Woolworths, Shoprite, Pick n Pay and other major retailers over food affordability and market concentration. Here's what's at stake.
Q1 2026 police statistics show murders down 9.5% year-on-year, but violent crime remains high and much of it happens in the home. Here's what…
Johannesburg's fixed monthly water and sanitation levy has jumped sharply from July 2026. Here's what changed and why residents are frustrated by the timing.
Home Affairs has extended office hours over the July school holidays and expanded Smart ID services to bank branches. Here's what's available and where.
A power failure at the Eikenhof booster station cut water to large parts of southern Johannesburg. Here's what happened and why the city's water…
Cabinet has written off historical Gauteng e-toll debt, but motorists who already paid won't get refunds. Here's what changed and what it means for…
Thousands of NSFAS-funded students are still waiting on allowances and outstanding cases mid-year. Here's what's causing the delays and what's being done.
Workers at First Battery downed tools after 165 retrenchment letters went out. Here's what NUMSA and the company are disputing, and what it means…
New employment data shows South Africa shed tens of thousands of formal jobs in early 2026. Here's what the numbers mean and which sectors…
President Ramaphosa has reshuffled his GNU cabinet, moving John Steenhuisen off Agriculture. Here's what changed, who's affected and why it happened.