Police helicopters spray marijuana plantations every year
Text by Kimon de Greef. Photos by Masixole Feni.
Feature | 7 April 2016
A former manager has lifted the lid on the collapse of a R150-million land reform scheme
News | 18 March 2016
A new labour federation hopes to trigger a workers' party
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 14 March 2016
Students travel 15km to school even though much better ones are nearer
Feature | 11 March 2016
Many unanswered questions about pilot plan for five Western Cape schools
Opinion | 9 March 2016
Community leaders say they didn’t authorise shop
News | 29 February 2016
Residents queue from 6am
News | 26 February 2016
Social grant increases are below inflation
By Elroy Paulus
Analysis | 25 February 2016
App connects fishers, scientists and fishery management
By Ashleigh Furlong and Masixole Feni
Feature | 24 February 2016
By giving corporations a bigger stake, the people affected by mining are being marginalised
Opinion | 18 February 2016
At Cosatu's demand of R4,500 per month, we risk increasing unemployment
Opinion | 15 February 2016
President is placating business and wavering on policy
By Gilad Isaacs
Opinion | 15 February 2016
Lack of rain has forced farmers to make difficult decisions
Feature | 11 February 2016
But is the labour movement sufficiently united, independent and democratic to defend workers?
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 8 February 2016
And our current economic system is not prepared for it.
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 11 January 2016
The City of Cape Town will, from 10 December until Christmas Eve, step up safety checks on buses departing to the Eastern Cape. But some bus drivers are annoyed by the inconvenience this causes at the busiest time of the year.
Siyavuya Khaya and GroundUp staff
News | 7 December 2015