Several weeks back, the Western Cape High Court ruled that evictions could not be carried out while the state of disaster was still in place.

Six people were killed and four more wounded in a shooting this week.

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga said that while learner numbers were increasing gradually, she was concerned that there were still learners who had not returned to school yet.

Six men were shot dead and four others wounded when gunmen opened fire in a house in Site C on Wednesday afternoon.

The final exam period starts on 5 November and will conclude on 15 December.

Many claimed that they had not received a cent from the Temporary Employer/Employee Relief Scheme (TERS).

Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane said that she knew that France, the UK and the US who are deemed high-risk COVID-19 regions were key tourism markets but it was just too risky to fully reopen leisure travel to these countries.

Details about the shooting incident are still sketchy at this stage.

Trade union Numsa said the protest outside the UIF offices in Cape Town related to non-payment from the Temporary Employee Relief Scheme.

The seven activists legally booked the house more than a week ago but have overstayed their welcome.

National spokesperson Sizwe Pamla said that this was what happened when there was a government that was hellbent on implementing a framework of policies that did not place employment creation as a priority.

The union said that the protest comes after many queries raised with the Employment and Labour Department regarding the non-payment of Temporary Employee/Employer Relief Scheme administered by the UIF.

Three people are recovering in hospital after they were shot and wounded in Kraaifontein over the weekend.

Three people are recovering in hospital after they were shot and wounded over the weekend.

This is the view of Tygue Theron from Energy Partners a company which helps manage utilities.

Principal Wesley Neumann faces a number of transgressions.

Members of the Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers' Union (Sactwu) are demanding increases in wages and night shift allowances, among other demands.

They were attacked by four armed men in the early hours of Saturday morning.