Late judgments: Is the Cape High Court doing better?
Something troubling has shaken our confidence in the data
Law | 1 October 2020
City gets court interdict to clean Dunoon toilets
Sanitech has had to be accompanied by law enforcement
Brief | 28 September 2020
Artist hopes portrait will haunt police
A life-sized portrait has been placed near the police station where a sex worker died in custody
Brief | 24 September 2020
Khayelitsha land occupiers call for water, toilets and rubbish collection
“Those who succeed in occupying illegally and knowing there are no services on the land unfortunately do so at own risk” says Malusi Booi
By Vincent Lali
News | 23 September 2020
Province and City to appeal Tafelberg judgment
Cape Town housing activists decry government decision
By James Stent
News | 22 September 2020
Municipal tribunal gives go-ahead to mega-development at Two Rivers Urban Park
Developer says Amazon will be anchor tenant
News | 22 September 2020
Hopes for new Cape Town restaurant after Covid-19 devastated industry
“Local everything” should be industry’s new focus, says restaurateur
Text by James Stent. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
News | 18 September 2020
City appeals against provincial authorisation of R4 billion River Club development
Environment department cites several concerns, particularly the risk of flooding
News | 17 September 2020
Cape Town councillors and activists trade accusations over land occupations
20,000 shacks have been built since January but City says it only has money to build 2,000 houses
News | 16 September 2020