Articles for Kimberly Mutandiro
Dumped and abandoned: the fate of those evicted from JHB’s inner city
City threatens to evict people who have already been evicted
News | 28 February 2022
Police must put themselves in our shoes, says sex worker
SWEAT and Sisonke are running sensitisation training to stop violence from police officers
Feature | 25 February 2022
Entrepreneurs turn water crisis into an opportunity
Brakpan and Tsakane families without water for a week
News | 9 February 2022
Reclaimers in trouble with Tshwane metro over recycling site
City in talks with reclaimers’ forums over finding a designated space for reclaimers to work
News | 1 February 2022
IPID probes case of child killed in hit-and-run
Witnesses say 15-year-old Blessing Chibaya was hit by a police car
Brief | 25 January 2022
When must municipalities provide flush toilets in informal settlements? A court case may help answer this
Ekhurhuleni community has taken legal action against City because it wants chemical toilets replaced
News | 24 January 2022
Courts rule in favour of South African doctors trained abroad
Doctors won’t have to spend a year training before sitting exams
By James Stent and Kimberly Mutandiro
News | 13 December 2021
Immigrants in JHB claim they are being denied health care
Public interest law centre considers legal action against Gauteng health department’s latest “xenophobic” policies
News | 17 November 2021
Eviction of Centurion reclaimers halted
Tshwane municipality told to fully comply with court order to provide group with suitable temporary housing
News | 16 November 2021