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Urban Mobility : The sad state of South Africa's rail services
News
13 September

Urban Mobility : The sad state of South Africa's rail services

A train driver was attacked by irate passengers at Olifantsfontein station in Midrand, Johannesburg on Sunday after railway inefficiencies caused a ...

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Go-ahead for controversial oil project off KZN coast
News
11 September

Go-ahead for controversial oil project off KZN coast

Marches, protests and objections to plans to drill for gas and oil along the KwaZulu-Natal coastline over the past few years have come to naught.

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Oil spill: Willowton agrees to community demands
News
11 September

Oil spill: Willowton agrees to community demands

Willowton Oil, the Pietermaritzburg edible oil manufacturer responsible for recent contamination of the uMsunduzi River, has pledged further ...

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Two people dead in a stampede as shops are looted
News
09 September

Two people dead in a stampede as shops are looted

Two people died during a stampede as shops were looted in Samora Machel, Philippi, Cape Town, at the weekend. The looting started at Super Spar ...

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Foreign shop owners left stranded after looting in Pretoria
News
05 September

Foreign shop owners left stranded after looting in Pretoria

Owners of small shops in Pretoria were taking stock on Thursday of the damage after Tuesday’s night’s looting and burning in the city centre.

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Cape Town police use water cannons against protesters
News
04 September

Cape Town police use water cannons against protesters

Police used stun grenades and water cannons to disperse students and school children protesting against violence against women and children ...

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