A Cape Town parent has been interdicted from reapplying to have his daughter admitted to an independent private girls' school next year after racking up more than R400 000 in fee debt.
The holiday season is finally here, and travellers seeking leisure, adventure, and family time are flocking to various destinations to enjoy the festive season together.
Complacency is dangerous. While South Africa leads on paper, the reality for many LGBTQIA+ individuals remains fraught with violence, exclusion, and systemic barriers, writes Brett Herron.
HIV prevention injections that can provide two or even six months of protection per shot have arguably been the biggest HIV story of the year. Ahead of World AIDS Day, Professor Francois Venter assesses the state of play and the critical next steps with these potentially game-changing new tools in the fight against HIV.
As the holidays approach, bringing with it hotter temperatures and an influx of tourists, water quality at East London's Eastern, Orient and Nahoon beaches, which have been plagued by spillage issues for several years, remains poor.
Tourism authorities along the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast region anticipate a bumper festive season after their beaches received Blue Flag status, but their biggest concern remains the supply of water as the region faces water infrastructure challenges.
The Bulls and Lions are in a good position to pull off the perfect Irish job on Saturday in the United Rugby Championship when they take on Connacht and Munster, respectively.