Housing activists compare City’s housing policies to apartheid era
By Tariro Washinyira, Madison Yauger and Ashraf Hendricks
Photo Essay | 30 September 2019
Delivery man whose car caught alight says he does not know how he will resume work
Brief | 30 September 2019
Workers demand to be paid for extra hours and for staff shortages to be addressed
Brief | 30 September 2019
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality dams at 36%
Brief | 30 September 2019
“People were hesitant to fund something like kids playing tennis when there might be so many other pressing problems in South Africa”
By Drew Wayland
Feature | 30 September 2019
Judge rules that Jade September must be allowed to live as a woman
Law | 30 September 2019
Residents claim housing allocation process excluded poor people in the community
By Sana Mabena
News | 30 September 2019
Understanding the complicated in duplum rule
Law | 30 September 2019
Five years after Khayelitsha Commission of Inquiry, recommendation to build new station still not implemented
News | 27 September 2019
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
The criticism of the Will for Peace 2026 naval exercise conflates moral judgement with strategic re… Read more
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