Section 27 News Today

The civil rights organisation said two Department of Health officials and the former owner of an NGO should be criminally charged for the decisions they made that led to the deaths of 144 mental health patients in 2016.

Reasons for the repeated delays and ongoing challenges given by high-level hospital staffers include criminality, incompetence and poor management

Tambo Memorial Hospital in Ekurhuleni is demanding balances owed by foreign women for giving birth at their facility, despite of a Constitutional Court ruling to give them access to free healthcare and services.

The Department of Health on Thursday said it was studying a ruling by the High Court in Johannesburg on free healthcare.

Children in KwaZulu-Natal suffered the most violence at the hands of teachers or fellow pupils, according to report

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Mineral resources minister Gwede Mantashe and the DA have stuck to their guns on the energy crisis and how it could be resolved.

The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has given Section27 permission to appeal lenient sanctions handed down by the South African Council for Educators against two violent teachers.

School lifts ban but other parents vow to prevent girls from attending class.

Pro-poor advocacy groups have called on finance minister Enoch Godongwana to put human rights first to protect vulnerable South Africans from the harsh economic climate when he tables his medium term budget policy statement on Wednesday in parliament.