News | GroundUp

“We are now visible” says albinism activist

People with albinism march in Durban

By Nompendulo Ngubane

News | 13 June 2018

Victory for Braamfontein cleaners after two-week strike

Workers say outsourcing company was trying to retrench older cleaners

By Zoë Postman

News | 13 June 2018

Hope at last for residents of one of Cape Town’s oldest informal settlements

Toilets to be installed in Taiwan in Khayelitsha after protests

By Thembela Ntongana

News | 13 June 2018

Photo of man with raised fist in front of house

Protesters who targeted funeral processions finally get houses

Uitenhage families moved after 20 years in shacks

By Thamsanqa Mbovane

News | 13 June 2018

“When you leave your kids in the morning, you just hope that you’re coming back”

Cash-in-transit workers demand improved security

By Annie Cebulski

News | 12 June 2018

City weighing up transport options in Dunoon

Public transport survey to determine the demand for taxis

By Peter Luhanga

News | 12 June 2018

Councillor’s office set ablaze by people whose shacks were demolished

Violence is the language the government understands, says land occupier

By Peter Luhanga

News | 12 June 2018

Illegal electricity connections are our only option, say shack-dwellers

“We know how dangerous these cables are”

By Chris Gilili

News | 12 June 2018

Still no solution for Wembley Stadium families

Families living in tents one year after evictions

By Zoë Postman

News | 11 June 2018

Khayelitsha residents destroy shack in xenophobic attack

“People destroyed my shack and took everything. They say they don’t want a kwere kwere to stay here.”

By Vincent Lali

News | 11 June 2018

No help for East London orphanage

For 27 years, Duncan Village woman has been offering a home to orphans

By Chris Gilili

News | 11 June 2018

Activists launch cell phone campaign for better health system

900 people sign up in two days

By Ashraf Hendricks

News | 11 June 2018

Department of Labour to use billion-rand surplus to extend UIF benefits

Unemployed workers will be paid out for up to a full year

By Annie Cebulski

News | 11 June 2018

Photo of Home Affairs on Cape Town Foreshore

Zimbabwean children miss exams as Home Affairs sends them from city to city

“These people are not considerate. Why work with refugees when they do not have refugees’ interests at heart?”

By Tariro Washinyira

News | 8 June 2018

Meet Adriaan du Toit, the “independent” geologist who trolls environmentalists and Cyril Ramaphosa

Du Toit’s work helped an Australian company get prospecting rights on the West Coast

By John Yeld

News | 8 June 2018

City commits to accommodating Maynard Street tenants

“There will be no evictions” says councillor

By Aidan Jones

News | 8 June 2018