“If you get sent to Wolwerivier, what is the chance you will be able to get out?”
News | 12 September 2017
Deputy Vice-Chancellor urges students to be responsible during protests
Brief | 12 September 2017
Judge describes Limpopo municipality as “disgraceful”
News | 12 September 2017
Hout Bay residents protest against shrinking lobster quotas
News | 12 September 2017
Generous response to GroundUp’s report on Cynthia Ntunje’s plight
Brief | 12 September 2017
“My mom says I should be strong, but my feet always hurt from standing in the long queues” - grade 4 child
News | 12 September 2017
Duduzani Primary in Durban has been officially opened though it’s still not ready
News | 12 September 2017
“I started with few pigs and now they are plenty”
News | 12 September 2017
Community Policing Forum says SAPS has committed to providing at least nine new officers
By Sune Payne
Brief | 11 September 2017
Once the site of the 1956 Treason Trial and later a prosthetic limb factory, the building has been brought to life with art installations and greenery
The water flows all year round in the historic canals under the city’s streets
Text by Liezl Human. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
The decaying Rapokolana facility was built in 2005 but has never been fully operational. It is a missed opportunity for athletes from South Africa and Lesotho.
ProEthics and its director Dr Janette Minnaar tried to stop us publishing this article
Repressive regimes should have no place in our military strategy
There have been too many prepublication gag orders in recent times
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