The UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi concluded his two-day visit to South Africa,

Transport and Public Works MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela and Education MEC Debbie Schäfer made an appeal to taxi associations and train authorities to assist matrics.

There was a time not so long ago when we heard “This City works for you”. Fast forward and the picture I see is one of forced removals and court cases...

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Premier Alan Winde on Monday visited the oncology unit of the Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital

Christel House SA (CHSA), a non-profit school located in Ottery, is appealing to the public to donate to its feeding scheme.

EWN docked one month's salary for Barry Bateman, who was suspended for calling EFF Julius Malema a p**** in September. South Africans were donating funds to his bank account.

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth has reportedly accused the Human Rights Commission of being “biased and irrational, and of having a hidden agenda”.

The man accused of raping and killing his girlfriend’s one-year-old son on Tuesday took the stand in his own defence at the Western Cape High Court.

Three off-duty police officers were killed in separate incidents in the Eastern Cape over the past two weeks.

Elderly tenants living in the Welverdiend residence in Rondebosch are fearful that they might end up on the street, after Communicare gave them notice.

The City has identified a site in the Foreshore as an alternative remote holding area for minibus-taxi operators who have been displaced from the Station Deck

Maties' investigative committee is yet to conclude a probe into a research article that found that coloured women in SA had an increased risk of low-cognitive functioning.

The City of Cape Town said that it will again do its best to help City-supplied customers during Eskom’s load shedding.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will for the first time meet with party branches in the troubled eThekwini region.

President Cyril Ramaphosa must act to allow municipalities to procure power from Independent Power Producers (IPPs), says Premier Alan Winde.