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Cape Town’s Property Tariff Dispute: Legal Battle Explained

A legal dispute in the Western Cape High Court may alter how property owners in Cape Town pay for services. SAPOA argues the City’s proposed budget unlawfully links service charges to property values, potentially harming middle-class residents. The case’s outcome could set crucial precedents for similar municipalities across South Africa.

South Africa’s Education Sector Under Siege as Violence Grips Schools

South African Classrooms in Crisis: Teachers Under Siege as Violence Escalates South Africa’s education sector faces a grim reality as a surge in violence turns places of learning into danger zones. Following the tragic shooting of a deputy principal in Stellenbosch and a double murder at a Tembisa primary school, the National Professional Teachers’ Organisation…

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Thohoyandou Taxi Facility: Lessons in Planning and Governance

Fourteen years after breaking ground, the Thohoyandou intermodal taxi facility in Limpopo stands as a colossal monument to municipal inefficiency, having consumed over R300 million of taxpayer money without welcoming a single commuter. Despite recent promises from the provincial government to renovate and finally open the site, safety fears and construction delays continue to plague…

Murder Accused ‘KT’ Molefe Granted Bail as Trial Moves to High Court Amid Dramatic Arrests

Murder Accused Katiso ‘KT’ Molefe Granted Bail as Bodyguards Arrested with Assault Rifles The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has overturned a lower court ruling to grant alleged syndicate leader Katiso “KT” Molefe bail of R400,000, stating that the state failed to provide sufficient evidence that his release would endanger the public. While the businessman…

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