Brief

Limpopo community health workers demand permanent jobs

They also say they lack protective gear for Covid-19

Activist accused of harassment agrees to apologise to Robertson farmers

Farmer says in court papers he may have suffered “economic harm” because of the activist

Wheelchair users struggle to use sewage covered, pothole-ridden roads in Dunoon

One man says people charge him R130 to push his wheelchair to the shops or nearby clinic

Taxi drivers arrested during violent protest granted bail

The court has forbidden them from participating in protests

Parents shut down schools and clinic in Pietermaritzburg

They are demanding that a principal be fired

Protesters shut down dam in Limpopo

Villagers say they live metres from the dam but their water supply is intermittent

Covid-19: Massmart workers told to “self-isolate” after protests

Workers are demanding answers over job losses and changes to employment conditions

Three more vehicles set alight in Cape Town taxi drivers’ protest

Taxis impounded as protest continues

Protesters torch ten electricity poles in Kariega

Several communities surrounding Area 11 plunged into darkness since Saturday

Eastern Cape MEC warns of system collapse because of unpaid school water bills

Conditions are dreadful at Pietermaritzburg morgue

Unclaimed bodies decaying, a terrible stench, no hot water, equipment and vehicles broken

SAMWU demands investigation into abuse allegations

Union says more than ten shop stewards are facing charges of gross misconduct and insubordination

Taxi drivers cause havoc in Nyanga over impounded vehicles

Protesters burnt a bus and four cars, shutting down the area around the Nyanga taxi rank for two days

Sefako Makgatho University workers end three-week strike

Workers agree to 4.5% wage increase

Parents win three year battle to build school

Construction of Kariega school was stalled because education department failed to pay contractors

5,000 Siqalo households have no water during the day

City of Cape Town says illegal connections interrupt the water supply to the informal settlement