The Kimberley Prospector

JOHANNESBURG – The state capture commission of inquiry is expected to resume on Monday, after taking a break due to the lockdown. READ: State … Read more: State capture inquiry set to resume

JOHANNESBURG – Lawyers representing the Restaurant Association of South Africa are demanding government provides reasons for banning … Read more: Restaurants association wants to know why alcohol sales still banned in eateries

During the prolonged Covid-19 lockdown, refugee and migrant women living in Johannesburg are often faced with a choice between being able to … Read more: Hungry or evicted: Life for migrant women in Johannesburg’s ‘dark buildings’

Enok Mukanhairi, 57, a blind person from Zimbabwe, occupies a cramped two-bedroom flat in the Johannesburg CBD with his wife Angeline Tazira … Read more: Without freedom to touch, blind migrants disoriented in virus-hit South Africa

JOHANNESBURG – The Department of Public Enterprises has on Sunday announced its withdrawal from the forum tasked with coming up with a … Read more: We’re out! Public Enterprises withdraws from SAA restructuring forum

JOHANNESBURG – Four people died and eight were injured, six critically, in three separate car crashes in Gauteng this weekend, paramedics said on … Read more: Four people killed, eight injured, six critically, in three separate car crashes in Gauteng

JOHANNESBURG – Thirteen people have been arrested in Mpumalanga for allegedly forcefully removing pupils from schools out of fear they would … Read more: 13 people arrested in Mpumalanga for forcefully removing pupils from schools

JOHANNESBURG – Gauteng Education MEC Panyza Lesufi on Saturday said he would approach the Constitutional Court to nullify Orania’s legal … Read more: Lesufi to approach ConCourt to challenge Orania’s Afrikaans-only town status

JOHANNESBURG – The much-anticipated meeting between Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula and the taxi industry has been postponed again. Read more: Taxi industry meeting postponed again