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The rise in semigration from Gauteng to coastal areas is causing a shortage of residential units in parts of the Western Cape, property firms say

Opinion: Letter writers from Dec. 25-31, 2023, discuss food aid, gender balance, the USPS and favored Republican presidential candidates

Half of Angelenos who received CalFresh benefits were still food insecure in July 2023, likely due to the end of pandemic-era benefit increases.

This is traditionally the time of the year when informal money saving schemes, or Stokvels, distribute year-long savings to members.

Former Nebraska senator Ernie Chambers made a personal plea to the governor to reconsider his decision to apply for summer EBT funding, and he did it in a unique way.

The refurbished mobile device market is expected to be worth more than $140bn by 2030

When I sat down to write this column, 800 people had already died on the roads since the start of the festive season. Mind you, this is just for the period between December 15 and 28, writes Caiphus Kgosana.

"This cruel and short-sighted decision will have real impacts on children and families"

Phone providers have been upgrading household landlines to digital technology

Scott Olson/Getty ImagesIowa leaders declined to participate in the 2024 federal EBT program that provides low-income families with funds to ensure children don’t go hungry, half of which would be funded by the federal government. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds argued that by giving parents EBT cards directly the state government is unable to regulate what types of foods are purchased, allowing parents to buy food that is not necessarily nutritious. “An EBT card does nothing to promote...