Journey to Jazz has employed more than 500 youths in Prince Albert where more than half the residents live below the poverty ...

After promising to turn R50,000 into R350,000 in two days, the scheme has gone dark, and victims are left with nothing.

The Legal Practice Council accuses him of misusing trust funds, submitting fabricated bank statements and diverting Lottery grants intended for community projects ...

Every day in October, a group of Cape Town residents walked to the King’s Blockhouse under Devil’s Peak to raise funds for ...

Universal access to electricity may be the most powerful tool for tackling poverty and inequality in South Africa, Dr Tracy Ledger and Mahlatse Rampedi of the Public Affairs Research Institute (PARI) ...

Families in Siyakhana informal settlement in Khayelitsha have no taps or toilets. They collect drinking water from a fire hydrant and use buckets as toilets. The City says it can’t provide services ...

The report found that Tshwane carries a R23-billion infrastructure backlog, loses 39% of its water and has R22.8-billion in unauthorised, irregular and wasteful expenditure. Sewage from its Rooiwal ...

Day after day, a group of men, some skilled in painting, welding or landscaping, wait on the side of Rosmead Avenue in ...

Residents across Johannesburg have taken to the streets, demanding a permanent fix to the city’s water crisis. Protests come ...

Rhodes University says it is working with water authorities to probe an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness on campus in ...

Some SASSA beneficiaries in Umlazi now have to spend time and money to travel to offices like the Durban Station branch in ...

Use our interactive map to see how your municipality scores on drinking water, sewage and its audit before you vote on 4 ...