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The International Youth Foundation (IYF) handed over a roadmap to the Department of Higher Education (DHET) detailing the way forward in strengthening digital and IT in the PSET (Post-School Education and Training) System in South Africa...

Right now, many people are choosing to rent rather than to buy – which explains why the residential rental market is booming and Tyson Properties’ Johannesburg has seen its rental book grow by 100 percent in just six months.  According to Chris Tyson, chairperson of Tyson Properties, this growth spurt is expected to continue with rentals expected to increase by another 100 percent over the next year. 

The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has fined an estate agent R25 000 for discriminating against a black tenant.

Johnson had landed in hot water last week after she racially discriminated against potential tenant, Pol Osei, who had enquired about a CBD-located apartment.

A Cape Town man has been left shocked after a realtor rejected his inquiry about an apartment because of his race.

It is a criminal offence for landlords and estate agents to discriminate against black applicants, said law expert Professor Pierre de Vos in a blog post, calling on harsh action to be taken against those perpetrate do this.

Some people (you know who you are) still cling to the myth that the owners of private property may deal with their property as they see fit, and may therefore decide not to rent their property to someone because of their race, sexual orientation, religion or other prohibited status. This is unl...

A real estate agency in Cape Town is doing damage control after one of its agents rejected a potential tenant because of his race.

A Cape Town man has been left shocked after a realtor rejected his inquiry about an apartment because of his race.

A Cape Town real estate agent apologised for complying with a landlord’s demand to not accept black tenants. The tenant, however, said the agent did not apologise to him directly.