Articles for Tariro Washinyira
MPs furious that families have still not been moved off Cape Town’s railway tracks
SCOPA chair tells authorities to “shape up or ship out”
News | 6 July 2023
Cape Town’s Central Line will be fully operational before the end of March 2024, says PRASA
Relocation of people living along the track is still unresolved
News | 5 July 2023
No one knows when building will restart on the Manenberg School of Skills
The construction tender was ruled invalid because of bungling by a Western Cape government department
News | 23 June 2023
Blankets and food needed in Cape Town’s flooded informal settlements
Some learners have missed examinations
By Tariro Washinyira, Vincent Lali, Masixole Feni and Peter Luhanga
Photo Essay | 15 June 2023
Commuters call for better lighting and security at Parow station
This follows the armed robbery of several people while waiting for a train around 6am on Friday
News | 13 June 2023
Home Affairs extends validity of Zimbabwean permits by another six months
Zimbabwean Exemption Permits will now expire in December
News | 8 June 2023
Thriving Langa gardens feed hungry families
Former dumpsites transformed into vegetable plots
By Tariro Washinyira and Mary-Anne Gontsana
Feature | 31 May 2023
“People put borders in their hearts, that’s where xenophobia comes from”
Immigrant and South African women celebrate Africa Day together
News | 29 May 2023
About 100 students march to NSFAS over funding troubles
“We (SRCs) refuse to remain silent while the dreams and aspirations of the children of the poor and working class are trampled on by an unyielding bureaucracy.”
News | 24 May 2023