Articles for Joseph Chirume
Citrus workers on strike in Eastern Cape
Workers say farmers are still not paying minimum wage of R20 an hour
News | 29 August 2018
Authorities respond after residents shut down clinic
Port Elizabeth clinic is plagued by crime
Brief | 24 August 2018
National government to “go after” housing officials, blacklist contractors for rotten buildings
162 duplex flats to be demolished in Port Elizabeth
News | 15 August 2018
Farmers complain their cattle are being impounded
“The herd was our pride,” farmer says after Kouga municipality auctions off cattle
News | 14 August 2018
Nelson Mandela University students march against rape
Classes resumed after being suspended on Monday
News | 7 August 2018
RDP houses built in a floodplain
Worst affected residents say they are prepared to relocate immediately
News | 6 August 2018
What Zimbabweans think about the upcoming elections
“I will be the first person to go to Zimbabwe if a new government is installed next week”
By Joseph Chirume and Bernard Chiguvare
News | 28 July 2018
Trenches filled up with mud mixed with sewage water in Port Elizabeth
“We wanted our streets to be upgraded. The roads are now worse.”
Brief | 23 July 2018
Family breadwinner electrocuted by illegal connection
Residents say they have long been battling with the municipality to get electrification for Vastrap informal settlement
News | 18 July 2018