JA project sparks dialogue on school bullying and safety
Africa-Press - South-Africa. The Junior Achievement (JA) project brought together pupils, teachers and City of Johannesburg officials on Friday to discuss school safety, bullying...
Informal Trader Faces Challenges Amid By-Law Enforcement
Africa-Press - South-Africa. An informal trader in the Johannesburg CBD said she has no idea how she’s going to pay her rent, after being...
Gang Crackdown in Cape Town: 1,000 Officers Deployed
Africa-Press - South-Africa. Nearly one thousand police officers have been deployed to Cape Town’s gang hotspots, leading to more than 700 arrests of suspected...
Activists Urge Politicians to Support Frustrated Residents
Africa-Press - South-Africa. Civic society groups leading the fight against Johannesburg’s ongoing water challenges are urging politicians to support residents, not exploit them.
On Saturday,...
Weekend Weather: Mixed Conditions in Gauteng and Western Cape
Africa-Press - South-Africa. According to the South African Weather Service, a weekend with cool weather and a slight drizzle is expected for the Western...
CoCT Confirms Delay in New Vehicle Registration Requirement
Africa-Press - South-Africa. The City of Cape Town said that it had been informed of the decision to delay the new national requirement for...
Cape Magistrates Demand Parity with Higher Courts
Africa-Press - South-Africa. Magistrates working in Cape Town are fed up of being treated differently from their colleagues in the higher courts.
On Wednesday, they...
Health Department won’t turn away foreign nationals
Africa-Press - South-Africa. The Department of Health (DoH) has stated it will not turn anyone away from seeking treatment at State facilities, including foreign...
CoCT Neighbourhood Safety Officers Seize Drugs in Bellville
Africa-Press - South-Africa. The City of Cape Town's new neighbourhood safety officer (NSO) initiative is adding to the city’s law enforcement presence in communities...
Parly Chair Says Fort Hare Protests Could Have Been Avoided
Africa-Press - South-Africa. Chairperson of Parliament's Higher Education Committee, Tebogo Letsie, says the recent protests at the University of Fort Hare could have been...