A group of children in Masiphumelele can be found stretching, running, learning jabs, ducking and punching techniques and other exercises.

A new report from the 2030 Reading Panel has found that basic literacy among children in South Africa has declined,

The Northern Cape Education Department says teenage pregnancy is contributing to school dropouts in the province

A survey by Ritshidze has found that sex workers, drug users and queer people are being treated badly at public health facilities.

The City of Cape Town’s emergency housing programme is not unconstitutional, the Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled.

The ambassador encouraged voluntary repatriation. But he also criticised the way Zimbabweans are being denied public services in South Africa.

About 250 people from Rolihlahla informal settlement in Gqeberha blocked the Old Uitenhage Road with burning tyres and rocks on Thursday.

The department has refused to register dozens of children in Musina in cases where one of their parents is undocumented

The Parow Station resumed services on Monday for the first time since its closure for lockdown in 2020 available during the week for now.

The Labour Court has granted an interdict setting aside the termination of employment of four lecturers at the Port Elizabeth TVET College.

Community identified land to build a school four years ago in Tshikhudini village established around 2003 and has more than 1,000 households.

Protesters blocked two main roads in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, on Monday, demanding electricity and a change to rubbish collection services.

An appeal court has increased the sentence of Mfana Ignitus Kubai convicted of rhino poaching from 11 to 15 years.

The neglected, derelict Strandfontein Pavilion has been earmarked as a new development with 1,200 residential units.

Protests erupted in two informal settlements in Gqeberha with tyres burnt, roads blocked and two trucks torched on Monday.

Loadshedding has cut business hours, production, reducing income forcing businesses to spend large amounts finding alternative power sources.

The case of 32-year-old Regan Naidoo, who died while in police custody, resumed at the Durban Magistrates Court on Friday.

60 years after they were forcibly removed to Gugulethu by the apartheid regime, families are returning to Simon’s Town.

Several lobby groups met at UCT to discuss the upcoming court bid opposing the government’s decision to scrap the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit

Independent no-fee school Bulungula College is the first in Elliotdale’s history to achieve 100% pass rate

Micheala Ohlson from Ocean View bagged a silver medal in the doubles event at the All Africa Under-19 Tournament in Mauritius in December.

Mqathanya in Cape Town was stabbed to death on 2 May 2021, family and activists believe her murder was a hate crime.