Feature
Child abuse: has the early warning system broken down?
Children are dying because of failure to identify abuse, overworked social workers and too much red tape
Feature | 2 June 2022
We visited these schools in 2013. We went back last month. Here’s what we found
Nine years after Zakes Mda and Thabo Makgoba were shocked by conditions in these Eastern Cape schools, there’s little sign of improvement
By Mkhuseli Sizani and Mary-Anne Gontsana
Feature | 26 May 2022
It’s residents versus residents in Cape Town suburb
An informal settlement has grown near Lansdowne station. People in houses nearby want it moved; people in the settlement say they have nowhere to go
Feature | 20 May 2022
Vegetable garden project brings hope to Knysna community
“Children and gardens both need love to flourish”
Feature | 9 May 2022
Diarrhoea cases in children surge in Cape Town
This spike comes after several years of improvement. A public health expert is worried that sewage spills might be the cause
Feature | 6 May 2022
Can technology help fix state clinics?
There are promising solutions to problems in primary health care but they are mostly emerging in the private sector
By Daniel Steyn and Vusi Mokoena
Feature | 22 April 2022
Not much sign of “houses, security and comfort” where the Freedom Charter was signed
Behind Walter Sisulu Square are crumbling houses and crowded informal settlements
Feature | 5 April 2022
Yashoda Ram, NUMSA’s insurance company’s curious curator
Why did she suddenly change her mind about 3Sixty Life’s future?
By James Stent
Feature | 1 April 2022
Lottery money funded the board chair’s luxury private estate
One of Alfred Nevhutanda’s companies received millions for his mansion from Lottery grants
Feature | 17 March 2022