Articles for Natalie Pertsovsky
We asked Metrorail what it is doing to improve service
The answers leave little room for optimism
News | 23 June 2017
Cable theft blamed for Metrorail failure
Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Transport appeals to commuters not to burn trains
By Natalie Pertsovsky and Lilly Wimberly
Brief | 13 June 2017
Here is the list of art destroyed on UCT
David Goldblatt and Breyten Breytenbach condemn “censorship”
News | 9 June 2017
Dozens of Hout Bay homes severely damaged in Cape storm
Some shacks that were rebuilt after the fires earlier this year blew down
By Natalie Pertsovsky and Lilly Wimberly
Photo Essay | 7 June 2017
Sarah Baartman sculptor speaks out against art censorship
“I was trying to understand my own suffering” says Willie Bester, whose work has been covered up at UCT
Feature | 5 June 2017
Summons served on environmental rights lawyers by mining company
Mineral Sand Resources (MSR) is suing attorneys of the Centre for Environmental Rights
Brief | 24 May 2017
Allegations of abuse at Kimberley prison
But report also finds much that works well
News | 24 May 2017
Street lighting in Khayelitsha and Nyanga – a crime story
“You can never send your child to the shop after 7pm. Parents live in fear.”
News | 22 May 2017