Articles for Joseph Chirume
Sport changed my life, says prisoner
Athletics championship in Port Elizabeth brings together 500 prisoners
Brief | 2 March 2016
PE refugee centre remains closed in defiance of court order
Applications from new asylum seekers should have been accepted from 9 February
News | 19 February 2016
PE school shutdown suspended
Parents set deadline for provincial education department
News | 11 February 2016
Fill teacher posts, demand Port Elizabeth parents
Parents keep schools closed in protest
News | 5 February 2016
Gay activist attacked in Port Elizabeth tavern
Cape Town man says police refused to open docket
News | 27 January 2016
Hefty fines for asylum seekers at Port Elizabeth refugee centre
Immigrants complain that officials humiliate them.
News | 19 January 2016
Robbers target foreign hawkers in Port Elizabeth
Foreign nationals trading in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth, live in fear following a spike in robberies in recent months. The traders say they are being targeted by criminals who rob them of their goods and then sell the loot to locals at a heavily discounted price. Most robberies happen in daylight.
Joseph Chirume
News | 16 November 2015
We’ll keep fighting, say Port Elizabeth protesters
Angry residents of an informal settlement in Port Elizabeth who took to the streets on Monday have vowed to continue with their protests until they are moved to better housing nearby.
Joseph Chirume
News | 16 September 2015
Big dreams for Port Elizabeth cooperative for people with disabilities
A Port Elizabeth cooperative run by people living with disabilities is looking for funds to launch a business.
Joseph Chirume
News | 10 April 2015