North West bus driver Johannes Mpofu Ngwanathota says he fears for the safety of the more than 200 young learners he transports daily in a school bus meant for only half that load. He blames not only the bus owner, but a lack of schools in the rural North West community.
In the land of gold, too few know gold’s deadly price as civil society groups embark on silicosis awareness campaign,
Nokuthula Dlamini, 25, from Bethlehem, Free State got the surprise of her life when she was rushed to hospital with abdominal pains and only to discover that she was pregnant and in labour.
As food prices continue to climb, we look at how four South African families are coping.
A recent sporting event in Limpopo encourages the disabled to exercise to keep healthy.
A 32-year-old Free State man who sent a video of himself and his under-age girlfriend having sex to friends and teachers at the girl’s school could be in hot water, says SA Police Service National Spokesperson Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo.
Mpumalanga’s Standerton Hospital opened a new wellness clinic to improve services and shorten wait times this week.
Poverty-stricken children in the Free State are being forced into prostitution, often by their families, in order to be able to eat.
Special Olympics South Africa has called on local communities to fight to stop the scourge of sexual abuse perpetrated against the disabled.
A Limpopo headmaster is livid at street hawkers who have been selling his pupils rotten food and has banished the hawkers from the school area.
Community health care workers and religious leaders in Douglas, Northern Cape have joined hands to help improve health care and education in the community.
Some students go to university to get an education, but leave with not only a degree but also HIV or a sexually transmitted infection (STI), according to University of KwaZulu Natal’s HIV/AIDS Programme co-ordinator Nomonde Magantolo.
Limpopo mums who dump used disposable nappies in the streets have been warned that they will face the wrath of the law if they do not clean up their act.
“There is no place for judgment” Faith-Based Organisations told, as they are called to roll up their sleeves in their fight against HIV
A young North West man claims that an almost hour-long assault by police has left him with serious permanent injuries
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