Opinion
Using municipal land for bowling greens during a housing crisis is unjust
Fish Hoek has enough space to build affordable housing
Opinion | 14 June 2018
The right to protest is being violated in small mining towns
Municipalities, mine management and police collude to prevent protests
By Bongani Xezwi and Nosipho Ntshangase
Opinion | 7 June 2018
Wild Coast Road: communities have been consulted
We are compensating households affected by the road, says SANRAL
By Vusi Mona
Opinion | 23 May 2018
Cape Town needs to invest in places like Malawi Camp
Airport settlement is test of municipality’s commitment to investing in poor communities
Opinion | 2 May 2018
NRF cuts hurt South Africa’s scientists
Researchers need to hold public officials accountable
By Emile Engel
Opinion | 2 May 2018
Mining Charter: who is fooling whom?
Minister excludes communities from discussions
Opinion | 4 April 2018
We need bowling greens and golf courses for affordable housing
How can a parking lot that is empty for 18 hours a day be a better land use than a home?
Opinion | 12 March 2018
Cape Town is using aquifers responsibly
Groundwater abstraction based on a “no regrets” approach
By Ian Neilson
Opinion | 9 March 2018
State surveillance a threat to journalism
Laws are being abused by corrupt state officials to spy on reporters for doing their jobs
Opinion | 9 March 2018