They spent the best years of their lives digging for gold on SA mines – but now sickly and dirt poor Lesotho’s ex-miners are fighting…
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A housing development project was meant to bring change to a rural Limpopo community has become the source of many troubles writes Benson Ntlemo The…
Masentle Mokiti. A school located in a township faced with pressing social issues including crime and a high rate of drug and substance abuse has…
Scores of desperate citizens risk death trying to reach South Africa where they scramble for low paying jobs. Armed gangs known as Lirurubele have found…
Nigeria’s oil fields where Shell has been operating for decades have been described as a wasteland in which oil spills have led to destruction of…
The Eastern Cape High Court in Makhanda is set to hear an application brought by environmental rights groups against plans by multinational petroleum company Shell…
Restitution land claims are still outstanding more than 2 years after a 2019 Constitutional Court order that government finalise them writes Molatelo Mohale THE Restitution of…
Tourism and hospitality sector businesswoman Caroline Nake was forced to retrench 15 of her 20 staff members due to the covid-19 lockdown but the Mpumalanga entrepreneur is slowly bouncing back.
STUDENTS from rural Sekhukhune in Limpopo will no longer have to travel to other provinces to acquire skills that would qualify them as professional artisans following government's injection of R146,9 million to construct a technical college in the area.
Hoooriaaaahhh!!! the rallying cry of dinaka dancers reverberated through the village of Ga-Matamanyane in Moletjie, Limpopo as the country celebrated Heritage Day. The celebrations were…