Collapsing basic services are crippling the town’s attempts to rebuild community
By Benita Enoch
Feature | 1 February 2023
Naidoo died in police custody in 2018
By Benita Enoch
Brief | 27 January 2023
Supply lines unable to cope with surges caused by loadshedding
By Benita Enoch
Brief | 19 January 2023
After an extended power outage, people took to the streets burning tyres
By Benita Enoch
News | 17 January 2023
Over R9-million worth of bogus claims processed in just six months - in a scheme that could run back to 2014
By James Stent
News | 18 November 2022
“We are not going to allow oil mining to exacerbate our climate change” says environmental activist
By Benita Enoch
Brief | 11 November 2022
Experts and political parties have accused the municipality of minimising the enormity of the sewage pollution
By Benita Enoch
News | 11 November 2022
We just want justice, says father of 32-year-old
By Benita Enoch
News | 3 November 2022
“I just feel sorry for them. I wonder how they sleep after what they did,” says Regan’s father
By Benita Enoch
News | 13 October 2022
Although the area is notorious for violence and assassinations, there are many residents working together to make it a better place
By Greg Arde and Benita Enoch
News | 11 October 2022
M19 blocked in both directions by eThekwini protesters
By Benita Enoch
Brief | 6 September 2022
Municipal water has not been restored to Tongaat’s 40,000 residents since the April floods
By Benita Enoch
News | 24 August 2022
Hearings into the province’s water crisis concluded on Friday
By Benita Enoch
News | 22 August 2022
Member of housing movement Abahlali believe Lindokuhle Mnguni was murdered because of his political activism
By Benita Enoch
Brief | 21 August 2022
Some classrooms at Bantuvukani Primary School in Lamontville have broken windows and ceilings. Others do not have doors.
By Benita Enoch
News | 15 August 2022
Some suburban associations have ambitions to get “off the municipal grid”
By Benita Enoch
News | 15 August 2022