Cape Town students and teachers address diversity
Programme teaches inclusivity whether gay, lesbian, transgender, black, white, brown, girl, boy, from the city or the country, says activist founder
News | 24 May 2017
Biggest land occupation in Cape Town in recent years is taking place
This is what’s behind it
News | 23 May 2017
Cops close shop because it is “foreign-owned”
Wallacedene residents react angrily to what appears to be officially sanctioned xenophobia
By Vincent Lali
News | 22 May 2017
Street lighting in Khayelitsha and Nyanga – a crime story
“You can never send your child to the shop after 7pm. Parents live in fear.”
News | 22 May 2017
Helen Zille responds to Sheila Madikane’s open letter
“We regard the provision of more affordable housing on well-located land a top priority for our government”
By Helen Zille
Opinion | 22 May 2017
Massive land occupation in Khayelitsha
Residents say the land has stood unoccupied for decades
News | 19 May 2017
Masiphumelele residents reject City mediators
They want to select their own person, and they also want a plan for the development of the township to be made public before negotiations over contested issues begin
Brief | 19 May 2017
What happens when the dams run dry?
Mayor Patricia de Lille: “We are going to have to cut the water off for long hours like with load-shedding”
News | 19 May 2017
Homeless and hungry at UWC
Some students at the University of the Western Cape live in makeshift conditions and go to bed on empty stomachs
News | 19 May 2017