“This is a new South Africa, a South Africa for everybody, a South Africa of change, a South Africa to uplift our people. So what is happening here?”
News | 23 September 2016
Eid Al-Adha commemorates Ibrahim's sacrifice of a lamb instead of his son
Photo Essay | 12 September 2016
People from all walks of life express themselves through fashion
By Masixole Feni and Mary-Anne Gontsana
Photo Essay | 18 August 2016
Shortages mean paraffin selling is a good business, but only when you can get supplies
Photo Essay | 15 July 2016
"Our bodies do not cure anything"
Brief | 7 July 2016
Treat us with respect, say homeless people
By Masixole Feni and Ashleigh Furlong
Photo Essay | 24 June 2016
Aleas Stokwe used his personal savings to start a gym in his home for his neighbourhood
Text by Rejul Bejoy. Photos by Masixole Feni.
Photo Essay | 2 June 2016
Banetsi Mphunga was all smiles when he removed the huge white cloth to unveil his revamped mobile clinic
News | 6 May 2016
Pilot cinema project set to launch at Lookout Hill in June
News | 22 April 2016
Teenagers paired with "teen" dogs from shelter
News | 26 February 2016
Unable to afford public transport, this group of 200 people have opted for pedal power
By Benita Enoch
News | 8 February 2016
Theresa Fisher was born in what was then Rhodesia, in 1950. Simon Jacobs was born in what was then Transkei, in 1957. Both of them have ended up, in 2015, begging on the same street corner in Rondebosch.
Tariro Washinyira
Feature | 11 December 2015
Tensions are high in Isiqalo informal settlement after violent clashes between residents and former community leaders who have refused to step down.
Siyavuya Khaya
News | 25 November 2015
Three students from the Cape Academy of Maths, Science and Technology have set up an online kiosk for boarders who struggle to access basic necessities while in residences at schools.
Pasqua Heard
News | 20 November 2015
A total of 20,833 school-going girls fell pregnant in South Africa in the 2013-14 year, according to official statistics. A staggering 717 of them were at primary school.
Chandre Stuurman and Demichelle Petherbridge
Opinion | 19 November 2015