Yoliswa Sobuwa

On Wednesday the City of Cape Town's Traffic Services executed 160 warrants In Cape Town, there is no escaping the law, especially if you have outstanding traffic warrants

Prices soar on secondary market as desperate supporters face steep markups and scams

Initial teacher education is crucial to improving learning outcomes and tackling inequality, but the preparation of teachers who teach children in the first years of school is a major concern

For 22-year-old Tamara Khumsha, losing her identity document five months ago meant facing a daunting choice: endure the long queues at home affairs or go without one.

The Western Cape construction industry is facing growing scrutiny over regulatory non-compliance, with 891 contractors found to be non-compliant since the beginning of the year

School community calls for long-term infrastructure solutions after repeated sewage spills

South Africa's health system is failing to recognise and treat a condition that is often mistaken for a normal period until it becomes a life-threatening emergency, say researchers

Dr Leon Schreiber says the vast majority of identity theft cases involve green ID books as the department accelerates the shift to smart ID cards

Zengethwa had claimed that he was subjected to a sustained assault by members of the South African Police Service, which left him with permanent hearing loss, orthopaedic injuries, psychological trauma and an impaired ability to earn an income.

It is alleged in court papers that Mbola then used a sharp object to cut off Joubert's arms, legs, ears and genitalia, and remove his liver and kidneys.