Cape Town ordered to hold public hearings on sewage being pumped into the sea
The Green Point marine outfall is one of three in Cape Town through which millions of litres of sewage are
GroundUp
September 27, 2023
Activists reveal how much land is available for public housing in Cape Town
Ndifuni Ukwazi finds that there is more vacant or underutilised public land in Cape Town than the entire area of
Ndifuna Ukwazi
September 27, 2023
‘We want our jobs back’ – contract workers in Makhanda
Workers who have been cleaning up Makhanda and fixing potholes for the past year protested their unfair dismissal from the
Grocott's
September 27, 2023
Makana’s crime spirals out of control
“The message is clear: Makana is nearing a security crisis and a ‘war time’ mode is necessary, whereby members of
Grocott's
September 27, 2023
Anti-crime group murder trial postponed
A leader of Makhanda’s ‘Neighbourhood Watch’ and three supporters are standing trial in Makhanda Magistrate’s court for murder. The anti-crime
Grocott's
September 27, 2023
As bad as living in shacks, say flooded Qunu’s RDP residents
Formal housing as well as informal settlements have been flooded in the low-lying areas of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality.
GroundUp
September 27, 2023
Malamulele residents reject Electricity Regulations Amendment Bill
A public hearing by the Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources and Energy on the Electricity Regulations Amendment Bill drew criticism
MACUA
September 27, 2023
Black and queer is a class apart in African literature
Although visibility is important, contemporary queer African literature reveals how easily representation privileges narratives of the resourceful and upwardly mobile.
AIAC
September 27, 2023
“I saw my shoes float on water and heard my cat meow”
Mop-up operations were underway in the Western Cape on Tuesday after the devastating floods which destroyed hundreds of homes.
GroundUp
September 27, 2023
Amazon in Cape Town’s murky waters
Predatory tech giant is at the center of a heritage site land grab, pitting indigenous and environmental activists against city
AIAC
September 27, 2023
Environment & Water
Cape Town ordered to hold public hearings on sewage being pumped into the sea
The Green Point marine outfall is one of three in Cape Town through which millions of litres of sewage are
GroundUp
September 27, 2023
Land & Housing
Activists reveal how much land is available for public housing in Cape Town
Ndifuni Ukwazi finds that there is more vacant or underutilised public land in Cape Town than the entire area of
Ndifuna Ukwazi
September 27, 2023
Eastern Cape
‘We want our jobs back’ – contract workers in Makhanda
Workers who have been cleaning up Makhanda and fixing potholes for the past year protested their unfair dismissal from the
Grocott's
September 27, 2023
Crime & Justice
Makana’s crime spirals out of control
“The message is clear: Makana is nearing a security crisis and a ‘war time’ mode is necessary, whereby members of
Grocott's
September 27, 2023
Crime & Justice
Anti-crime group murder trial postponed
A leader of Makhanda’s ‘Neighbourhood Watch’ and three supporters are standing trial in Makhanda Magistrate’s court for murder. The anti-crime
Grocott's
September 27, 2023
Eastern Cape
As bad as living in shacks, say flooded Qunu’s RDP residents
Formal housing as well as informal settlements have been flooded in the low-lying areas of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality.
GroundUp
September 27, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Malamulele residents reject Electricity Regulations Amendment Bill
A public hearing by the Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources and Energy on the Electricity Regulations Amendment Bill drew criticism
MACUA
September 27, 2023
Arts & Culture
Black and queer is a class apart in African literature
Although visibility is important, contemporary queer African literature reveals how easily representation privileges narratives of the resourceful and upwardly mobile.
AIAC
September 27, 2023
Environment & Water
“I saw my shoes float on water and heard my cat meow”
Mop-up operations were underway in the Western Cape on Tuesday after the devastating floods which destroyed hundreds of homes.
GroundUp
September 27, 2023
Land & Housing
Amazon in Cape Town’s murky waters
Predatory tech giant is at the center of a heritage site land grab, pitting indigenous and environmental activists against city
AIAC
September 27, 2023