The trio, convicted for the disappearance of Joshlin Smith, is expected to launch an application for leave to appeal in the High Court in Cape Town on Tuesday. Joshlin’s mother,

The KwaZulu-Natal provincial government has emphasized the importance of closing the gap of educational inequality between rural and urban schools through improving digital literacy programmes. Today, Premier Thami Ntuli officially

The National Health Department has once again condemned protests by Operation Dudula and other civic groups targeting healthcare facilities. This follows demonstrations where protesters blocked access to services based on

People have marched to the Westville Hospital in Durban, protesting against the alleged suspension of a doctor due to racism. Marchers have said there are reports that black doctors allegedly

Education activist Hendrick Makaneta has condemned the use of harsh punishment on a North West learner that allegedly led to her death. Makaneta says this is in violation of the

Residents of Kabe Village outside Mahikeng in the North West say access to water has become a major crisis. The community had hopes of having access to clean drinking water

The trial of six men accused of mass murder of 18 people at Ngobozana Village in Lusikisiki last year, has been postponed to tomorrow, by the Mthatha High Court special

The Gauteng Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Community Safety says it views the recent killing of two police officers in Roodepoort, not only as an attack on the country’s law enforcement

The Protea Magistrate’s Court in Soweto has granted murder accused Mandla Buthelezi, bail of R20 000. This has angered residents of Eldorado Park in Johannesburg who stormed out of court

Department of Higher Education and Training says it the Community, Education and Training (CET) centres play an important role towards empowering adults who do not have formal education. Each province