In statement, government respects the rights of trade unions to organise and the rights of members to embark on peaceful and lawful protests.

Nehawu will be marching to National Treasury on Wednesday, 22 February. These are the streets you need to avoid in Pretoria Central.

President Cyril Ramaphosa joined ANC in KwaZulu-Natal to condemn the alleged protest outside the private home of the premier.

The protest against load shedding was a continuation of the action that took place on 20 January 2023 in Pretoria.

Queenstown protesters shutdown Komani centre and demand ANC run Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality dissolved.

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Parys residents protest over unsafe water.

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A number of people marched to Parliament on Heritage Day calling for policies to be put in place to reduce climate change in South Africa.

As the PUTCO Bus strike continues, the company has told commuters it cannot refund them in cash as ticket sales are processed externally

Disgruntled residents of West Village in Krugersdorp have taken over a Eskom office as a demonstration over a prolong power outage

Six coal-fired stations of Eskom had their roads blocked by workers who were protesting allegedly over their wages.

The protest at Finetown Secondary School is due to the shortage of teachers, overcrowding in classrooms and shortage of furniture.

NUMSA members will be marching to Tshwane House to demand transport allowance and certain roads around Pretoria CBD will be affected.

Residents say they will not back down until their electricity issue has been resolved by the City of Tshwane.

A few organisations have shared their concerns about the right to protest free of charge and are taking the Johannesburg City to court.

Unpaid NSFAS allowances is apparently the reason behind the fire that gutted UFS on Monday evening. Investigations are underway.

A march against xenophobia is currently underway in Joburg. The group is looking to hit back after Operation Dudula targeted foreigners.

The protest comes as residents in parts of the west say they have been dealing with intermittent electricity and water cuts.

A peaceful protest is planned for Friday, where a memorandum will be handed over to the acting municipal manager, the mayor, and the police.

Trade Union Solidariteit has announced its plans to lead a tax revolt in South Africa – and it’s all due to the potential cost of NHI.

Several roads remain closed on Monday due to the sporadic violent protests by so-called Zuma supporters and police remain at high alert.

Eskom and Metrorail said it has temporarily suspended services in areas affected by protests for the safety of their employees.

A German International School teacher has returned to work despite allegedly telling black students that they are ‘less likely to succeed because of their race’.

The Piet Retief Magistrate’s Court postponed the bail application.