While the ruling party is unlikely to lose this ward on Wednesday, it showcases its problems in the city
Feature | 30 July 2016
Department of Labour has set new wage standards but taxi operators say they will continue paying their drivers with commissions and targets
News | 29 July 2016
Part two in the series: Towards equality in school funding
By Nurina Allly and Daniel McLaren
Opinion | 29 July 2016
Waste pickers in Khayelitsha ask for designated landfills
News | 29 July 2016
Named in affidavits, Nthethelelo Madikizela denies involvement in attack
News | 29 July 2016
My Vote Counts has approached the Western Cape High Court
News | 28 July 2016
Price of effective treatment for hepatitis C is over 600 times what it costs to produce
By Rejul Bejoy
News | 28 July 2016
But researchers cautious about findings
By Rejul Bejoy
News | 28 July 2016
Department of Public Works did not pay engineers
By Avela Luka
News | 28 July 2016
Tension boils over in Eastern Cape ward
By Nombulelo Damba-Hendrik and Avela Luka
News | 27 July 2016
Heavy rains swamp informal settlement
Brief | 27 July 2016
Residents in Masiphumelele wetlands have been without power since November 2015
News | 27 July 2016
What the Constitution demands
By Nurina Allly and Daniel McLaren
Analysis | 27 July 2016
Residents haven’t seen their ward councillor since 2014
News | 27 July 2016
Nearly 300 “street people” have put their names to a list of demands
News | 27 July 2016
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