Articles for GroundUp Editors

Companies should think twice before gagging journalists

Why the ARTsolar case is important

Afriforum lobbied Trump about land expropriation. Now he wants to cut South Africa’s health funding

Makhubele decision shows the best and the worst of South Africa

Judicial Conduct Tribunal finding against the judge shows the vital role of activists in holding public officials accountable

The rights of prisoners must be protected, even if we dislike them

Solitary confinement is torture

Government spokespersons should take their job seriously

They are well-paid public servants, but diligence is the exception

Thousands of people abandoned as the Gauteng Social Development Department implodes

Vulnerable people are being failed by an inefficient and corrupt department

Water: government is failing to realise this human right

Human Rights Day is a reminder that the Constitution’s Bill of Rights guarantees everyone’s right to access clean water

Sunday World and Lottery corruption: time for an inquiry

Former editor of Sunday World Makhudu Sefara has not explained what happened

ICJ ruling is a victory for human rights and justice

The judgment is likely to be more important for the moral statement it makes than any short-term results it produces

FNB should fix The Big Issue fraud

If FICA cannot prevent this kind of fraud then its use is questionable

The Lottery: A South African good news story

Will there also be a good news story about Metrorail?

Social grants is one government system that must not fail

26-million people depend on it

Today we launch a system to track late judgments

We can work together to make sure justice is neither delayed nor denied

Late judgments are undermining confidence in judges. Here’s how to fix this

The Chief Justice must act with urgency

Zuma’s attack on the media won’t work

We stand with Karyn Maughan

GROUNDVIEW: NEHAWU has lost a vital opportunity

Union has failed to win public support for its strike, but the government should listen to its demands