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Blind woman and mentally challenged grandson abandoned by authorities
Goldman Sachs gets South African bank license
Indigenous games are an educational and heritage trove: A Wits scholar hopes to preserve knowledge production systems passed down from generation to generation in the games children play, which are now at risk of disappearing.
Workers’ R60m ‘lost’ in banks scam
Slave descendants in tiny S. African town battle for church-owned land
What's behind violence in South Africa: a sociologist's perspective
Foreign refugees in South Africa have just been banned from political activity – as SA builds 'a paper wall' against immigration
Plan to charge Rondebosch Golf Club R1000 for 10-year lease ignites fury
AfriForum uses ‘Gay is not ok’ case to argue apartheid flag isn’t hate speech
The right of private citizens to choose who inherits their wealth comes under constitutional scrutiny with two cases of inequality in wills. It could change the face of South African inheritance laws.
Eskom: Municipalities must be prepared for stage 8 load shedding
No electricity at OR Tambo airport, as Eskom sub-station bursts into flames
Former Eskom managers arrested in probe into alleged R745m Kusile power plant fraud
How gentrification pushes the less fortunate out of their homes in Woodstock
Brace for 10-hour blackouts as Stage 6 load shedding looms
6 planned laws for South Africa you should know about in 2020
South Africa: Cape Town Refugee Group Leader Arrested
Load shedding to continue for another 5 years, experts warn
Draft traditional laws reimpose colonial logic
Land ownership makes Naledi villagers self-reliant
The persistence of the far-right
One in 3 boys likely to be sexually abused before 18: Study
Horizon Chrome Mine failed to pay salaries for November and when the mineworkers mobilised to protest, mine security guards shot them with rubber bullets and the police arrested them.
Undocumented children win right to basic education: In a monumental ruling at the Makhanda high court, judges found it was unconstitutional to bar learners without birth certificates from receiving basic schooling. 
‘Farm flipping’: How land reform was broken by the elite