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Two families are celebrating a supreme court victory that will allow them to stay together, and offers hope in the ongoing battle for rights across Africa

Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has announced that 15 commercial electricity suppliers will soon start wheeling electricity to residents through its grid following city council approval.

The southern African nation has ruled that same-sex marriages officiated abroad are legally valid, but this decision has sparked a new wave of homophobic hate.

Firms are less likely to innovate if increasing their head count leads to additional regulation, a new study from MIT Sloan finds.

The City said inclement weather, load-shedding and the theft and vandalism of infrastructure were causing havoc around the metro.

Waiting for the green light on solar panel installations in Cape Town has become a frustrating ordeal for its residents.

The City of Cape Town says the new R145 million electricity switching station is expected to upgrade the currently constrained networks.

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Seventeen people have appeared in the Ladysmith Magistrate's Court on public violence charges that stem from a protest in Van Reenen, KwaZulu-Natal, over the weekend.

Cape Town’s brand-new Energy Safety Team was released on Wednesday, entrusted with fighting vandalism, theft and prohibited connections.