The hīkoi is a family affair, with tamariki everywhere; pepe sleeping in carts and buggies or tugging their cousins' hair.

As the registration of spaza shops got underway in Soweto on Monday, local spaza owners said they wanted to do the right thing and follow the law despite the tedious process.

As the registration of spaza shops got underway in Soweto on Monday, local spaza owners said they wanted to do the right thing and follow the law despite the tedious process.

Defiant councillors refuse to give up phones during meetings

Parents tell politicians about the "cliff-edge" their children face when they leave school.

When the registration of spaza shops started in Soweto on Monday, owners said they wanted to do the right thing and follow the law despite the tedious process.

Police bosses are under pressure over how people are treated while in custody.

Nearly a quarter of rural schools have substandard drinking water, according to a GNS study.

"We must confront a troubling reality: alcohol is the leading contributor to various crimes in Limpopo,” says provincial police deputy commissioner Maj-Gen Jan Scheepers.

"We must confront a troubling reality: alcohol is the leading contributor to various crimes in Limpopo,” says provincial police deputy commissioner Maj-Gen Jan Scheepers.

I told you: 'This is not a good time to do this, guys' - Tory leader

It took swift police action to stop community members who were barring foreign shop owners from registering their spazas for Ali Karar to start the process.

We have been overwhelmed with your kindness already

The scheme has seen two rounds of prisoners released after serving 40 per cent of their sentence behind bars

"I don't see how wearing wellies to school was affecting mine, or anyone else's education"

Prisons minister James Timpson admitted it’s going to take 'years not months' to fix the crisis in jails in his first grilling at the Commons Justice committee