Articles for Joseph Chirume

Medical staff demand better security at Motherwell clinic

Strike enters second day

By

Brief | 3 October 2019

Dwindling water supply could lead to “job blood-bath” says Business Chamber

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality dams at 36%

By

Brief | 30 September 2019

Uitenhage workers and students complain about college and union

But Eastcape Midlands College denies allegations

By

Brief | 20 September 2019

Services delayed, inaccessible after wave of protests in Motherwell

“This has definitely affected development in the ward” says councillor

By

News | 16 September 2019

PRASA’s Swartz back in court in October

Hearing postponed again

By

Brief | 9 September 2019

“The list of Mugabe’s crimes is endless”

GroundUp’s Zimbabwean reporters write about what Robert Mugabe meant to them

By , , and

News | 6 September 2019

Transgender activists parade in Uitenhage

“It is very difficult to be who we are”

By

Brief | 5 September 2019

Traditional leaders want land for initiation schools

Informal settlements in Nelson Mandela Bay are crowding out schools, they say

By

News | 2 September 2019

Hundreds protest in Booysens Park to be moved to “safer areas”

Resident of Vastrap informal settlement have previously expressed their unhappiness with high crime rates in the area

By

Brief | 28 August 2019

Small-scale farmers demand access to land

“Our animals graze in yards and graveyards because there is no land for us”

By

News | 23 August 2019

Tensions between communities reach “boiling point” over electricity in Port Elizabeth

Mayor Bobani promises electrification of informal settlements and removal of all illegal connections

By

Brief | 22 August 2019

Prayer meeting held for shot teenager

Sinazo Kleinbooi, 14, was shot and killed on her way home from school

By

Brief | 15 August 2019

Spike in vigilante killings in Port Elizabeth

Police say communities resist investigations

By

Brief | 7 August 2019

Asylum seekers have to wait a year for an appointment in Port Elizabeth

Appointment note leaves people seeking refugee status vulnerable to arrest

By

Brief | 7 August 2019

Top PRASA manager accused of selling 42km of railway line he didn’t own

Mthuthuzeli Swartz’s case is being heard in the Port Elizabeth Specialised Crimes Court

By

News | 6 August 2019

PE residents come out in numbers to demand better policing

“If the police are afraid to go inside our community, then who will protect us?”

By

News | 18 July 2019