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The ANC's Fikile Mbalula criticised the Western Cape government for neglecting Khayelitsha residents, pledging that the party would reconnect with the community.
Foreign dignitaries, politicians, former presidents and numerous anti-apartheid activists will attend this landmark event which starts at 6pm on October 31, at UCT (Graduate School of Business, Waterfront).
After 26 years apart, an IOL video posted to TikTok reunites a homeless mother with her long-lost daughter, proving love knows no boundaries.
A disturbing video that has gone viral on X (formerly known as Twitter) where community members of the Reiger Park Ekurhuleni were attacking Gauteng traffic wardens while they were on duty on Monday
With 49 days left before the 2024 final matric exams, concerns are growing about the readiness of school infrastructure across several provinces in South Africa
Auditor General Tsakani Maluleke’s recent briefing on the 2022/23 financial year’s audit outcomes has shed light on the performance of South African municipalities.
The System of our capitalist democracy isn’t broken, it’s working exactly as intended, keeping us oppressed, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
According to the Ipsos survey, seven out of ten Italians believe Africans face frequent episodes of racism and discrimination, with obstacles to integration and citizenship laws also under scrutiny.
Joshlin’s older brother and younger sister are being cared for by family members.
The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) said more work needed to be done to improve social cohesion and repair relations between communities of different race in its July 2021 unrest report.
African female chartered accountants are a minority in South Africa – even though they could play a significant role in reducing poverty and improving living standards for entire households.
The first Census post the Apartheid era was conducted in 1996. The second followed in 2001 with the third one conducted in 2011.
The group of religious leaders and delegates hope to come up with solutions to change the trajectory of South Africa and divert it from the crises it is experiencing currently.
While Postbank claimed all grant beneficiaries who were affected by the technical glitch had been paid, human rights group Black Sash said they were still trying to assist people to retrieve their money on Tuesday.
Political parties, including the DA and IFP, have raised alarm over the thousands of people dependant on social grants who have been left in the lurch after Postbank failed to make payments this month.
A total of over 1732 school shoes, 1123 roll on deodorants, and 2085 sanitary pads were donated to less fortunate communities in rural areas nationwide.
Parents often strive to equip their children with the skills and education necessary to succeed and achieve their career goals.
A workplace social media policy is a document that outlines the code of conduct for all stakeholders in an organisation; aiming to protect and enhance the organisation’s reputation.
Dr Preyan Arumugam-Nanoolal focuses on providing sanitation options for unserved communities such as those living in informal settlements.
New payment method will be rolled out for the next April month-end payment that starts in the first week of May.
The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) said it has noted with concern challenges faced by social grant recipients with regard to replacing their expired gold cards.
Despite the congressional grilling, TikTok received unwavering support from its myriad US users, who defended its innocence and expressed their support.
As Human Rights Month draws to a close, President Ramaphosa used his weekly newsletter to focus on the right to social security, which is explicit in the Bill of Rights.
One of the biggest challenges South Africa faces is its ageing water infrastructure.
The search is on for sustainable and innovative ideas aimed at empowering local communities.