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Five years after a listeriosis outbreak in SA that killed more than 200 people, human rights lawyers are fighting for compensation for the victims.

Traffic services are calling on scholar transport operators to go about their business legally by ensuring their vehicles are roadworthy and not overloaded on trips, employ licensed drivers and obtain the necessary permit that enables them to provide their services.

The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS) has warned of the sale of noncompliant geysers following the discovery of hundreds of refurbished domestic geysers at a workshop in Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal.

As we commemorate World Food Day, it is imperative to reflect upon the global food landscape and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. This year’s theme is “Water is life, water is food. Leave no one behind.”

South Africa loses $62 billion annually to illicit financial flows, impacting vital infrastructure development.

Illicit auto parts conference highlights the cost to the country of illegal imports.

Drivers of the impounded Bajaj Qute vehicles operating on the Bolt ride-hailing platform cry foul over income loss.

The Gauteng Traffic Police’s public transport intervention unit has impounded 29 vehicles for illegally undertaking public transportation without valid operating licences.

As consumers we have a responsibility to know our rights and we are entitled to enforce these rights.

Another Nelson Mandela Bay bakery has been shut down pending investigations of alleged filthy and unhygienic conditions.