Fire destroyed about half the works in University of Cape Town’s Jagger Library
Land Claims Court judge says banks have an obligation not to perpetuate persisting structural inequalities
Online shopping trends revealed in OneDayOnly’s latest survey show the sector is set to continue growing
The fire prompted the evacuation of about 4,000 students living in UCT residences, who will start moving back on Wednesday
Trash pickers’ incomes decimated as recycling facilities shut and demand for reusable materials declines
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Vaccinologist Shabir Madhi would like to see 15-million people get their jabs in the next four months
The cost of failing to report an accident within seven days would be 10% of a company’s annual profit
Parliament brushes aside the call for more public consultation
The Medical Schemes Act restricts payments to scheme members, which makes direct payments for uninsured people illegal
Essential workers will be working during the strike, utility says
UCT ‘devastated by loss of library collections’ as studying put on hold at campus and schools
Roland Sutherland, who is vying for the position of deputy judge president of Gauteng, says he is far from being ‘washed up’
Speaker tells state capture inquiry it was a pity that allegations of undue interference by the Gupta family were not immediately acted upon
Former Gauteng health MEC denies he brought party into disrepute over procurement of personal protective equipment
State capture commission did not lose any data in burglary as data was backed up, says secretary
Sexwale told eNCA he was involved in raising billions with another unnamed trustee, some of which is now missing
Samwu's indefinite strike at Rand Water this week could cripple crucial economic sectors and affect 15-million residents
The brief public comment period is a gross violation of the right to just administrative action, says DearSA
