Author: Mamparra

Discover how a South African Labour Court had to meticulously detail why a manager's actions, initially deemed 'sarcasm' and 'humour,' were unequivocally racist.

For eight years, a Free State judge has collected a salary and enjoyed a luxury car, despite being on leave due to incapacity. The judicial system's failure to remove him cost taxpayers millions.

For 26 years, 2,000 families in East London have been caught in a bureaucratic nightmare. This is the story of promises broken and a blame game that built nothing.

The eThekwini Municipality's failure to provide adequate sanitation leaves Boxwood Road residents with a shocking 1:214 toilet ratio and broken facilities for years. It's a crisis of human dignity.

A viral video exposed how Durban's street cleaning really works: litter swept into drains, then carried downstream to pollute the ocean. Is "out of sight" truly "dealt with"?

When eThekwini failed to pay its water contractors, they blockaded repair depots, effectively ensuring burst pipes and sewage overflows persist.

Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya, a former Deputy National Police Commissioner, was arrested on charges including rape, human trafficking, and child grooming. The allegations are truly shocking.

Tswaing Local Municipality has left over 100 general workers without pay for three months. Meanwhile, senior staff and councillors continue to collect full salaries, forcing an ethical crisis.

Treasury froze R40 billion from municipalities for years of financial mismanagement. Officials say services won't 'immediately' stop, but what does that mean for your taps and lights?

Witness how a December Umvoti council meeting erupted into violence, with expelled members clashing physically and bodyguards reportedly brandishing weapons. What does this mean for local democracy?

As streets became rivers, elected officials in Nelson Mandela Bay were busy with procedural points and digital applause during a virtual session that delivered zero useful information.

While elected officials are forced to meet virtually, the ruling party used the city's main chamber for a private event, sparking a political firestorm.

Discover how Gauteng is wasting R408 million annually on rented offices, even as 41 government-owned buildings stand unusable and neglected. It's a staggering public-sector failure.