Society
Social workers attacked and under severe strain in Cape Town townships
Western Cape will hire an extra 247 social workers for the coming financial year
News | 3 April 2023
Tensions brew between coloured and black communities in Nigel over housing occupation
“Our government has succeeded in dividing us as a people because we are now fighting against each other because of the mess it created”
News | 24 March 2023
Insulting language by a lawyer cannot be tolerated in court, says SCA
The Supreme Court of Appeal has blocked a bad tempered, disrespectful law graduate from being admitted as an attorney
Law | 8 March 2023
Over 1,000 march in support of queer pride
“We should be able to live without fear of being persecuted just for who we are”
Photo Essay | 6 March 2023
Cape Town is moving people off the streets. We asked homeless residents what they thought
“We are also part of the community,” says Nathan Ludick, who lives in Virginia Avenue Park
Photo Essay | 22 February 2023
Gandhi’s legacy in South Africa threatened by lack of government interest and dwindling funds
Gandhi Museum and the Phoenix Settlement he founded no longer have any major donors
By Benita Enoch
News | 17 February 2023
Concern over teenage pregnancies and school dropouts in Northern Cape
Without enough community, family and school support, pregnant learners struggle to finish their schooling
News | 7 February 2023
Phoenix still unsettled by 2021 unrest
Collapsing basic services are crippling the town’s attempts to rebuild community
By Benita Enoch
Feature | 1 February 2023
Families flock to Cape Town’s historic tidal pools
Some people came as children, now they bring their own children
Photo Essay | 18 January 2023