Communities blame each other for housing stalemate
Problem started when formal home owners didn’t want shacks near them
By Siphokazi Vuso and Abongile Ndevu
News | 11 November 2016
Domestic workers’ union says wage increase is too small
“If we take the decision to stop our services a lot of people would suffer.“
News | 11 November 2016
Night patrols started in Masiphumelele
Many residents believe it will reduce crime
News | 11 November 2016
Gay rights groups strike back
SA’s support for Africa’s opposition at UN to gay rights watchdog brings local and international condemnation
News | 11 November 2016
Floods bring hardship and loss to Johannesburg immigrant community
"We just heard this strange sound and realised we were being attacked by the river."
Photo Essay | 10 November 2016
Robertson winery workers agree to increase but continue strike
Workers have been on strike for 12 weeks
Brief | 10 November 2016
Municipal workers demand permanent status after six years
Mass protest planned for Pietermaritzburg by garbage collectors and street cleaners
Brief | 10 November 2016
New law makes whistle-blowing riskier
Protected Disclosures Amendment Bill criminalises false disclosures
Opinion | 10 November 2016
Putting the horse before the cart
Cart horses depend for their welfare on their drivers and owners, and the grooms and farriers that help them
Text and all photos by Nicholas Ashby.
Feature | 10 November 2016