2023: The wrap
These are some of the best stories we covered this year. Elitsha will be back in the new year, bigger
Elitsha
December 14, 2023
Cape Town’s railway occupiers are being moved but there are snags with water and sanitation supply
The temporary relocation of 891 households occupying the railway line has begun with 100 families. But there is no provision
GroundUp
December 14, 2023
What does Palestine have to do with Africa?
Zionism is an extreme, but by no means exceptional, manifestation of the divisive logic of the nation-state.
AIAC
December 14, 2023
Secretary of State in Manica encourages ‘premature marital unions’.
By Palmira Velasco During a debate on the retention of girls in school, held in the District of Gondola, Province
Ubumbano Voice
December 14, 2023
Drinking all day a hazardous pastime for rural grannies in Limpopo
“I have been drinking this home brewed beer for over two decades now and it has become a part of
December 14, 2023
Equal Education media statement: Victories in 2023 in the struggle for quality and equal education for all in South Africa
14 December 2023 Equal Education media statement: Victories in 2023 in the struggle for quality and equal education for all
Equal Education
December 14, 2023
BOOK REVIEW | The Bus People
A collection of short stories about township residents of Khayelitsha and Kariega (formerly Uitenhage), The Bus People, is selling like
Elitsha
December 14, 2023
One of Cape Town’s few free rehab centres has closed its doors to adults
Kensington Treatment Centre, one of few free, in-patient rehab facilities has closed its doors to adults, despite there being an
GroundUp
December 14, 2023
Rape survivor’s damages case against police to be heard next year
A woman is suing the Minister of Police for damages after arguing that SAPS had breached their constitutional duties to
GroundUp
December 14, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
2023: The wrap
These are some of the best stories we covered this year. Elitsha will be back in the new year, bigger
Elitsha
December 14, 2023
Government & Service Delivery
Cape Town’s railway occupiers are being moved but there are snags with water and sanitation supply
The temporary relocation of 891 households occupying the railway line has begun with 100 families. But there is no provision
GroundUp
December 14, 2023
International
What does Palestine have to do with Africa?
Zionism is an extreme, but by no means exceptional, manifestation of the divisive logic of the nation-state.
AIAC
December 14, 2023
Gender
Secretary of State in Manica encourages ‘premature marital unions’.
By Palmira Velasco During a debate on the retention of girls in school, held in the District of Gondola, Province
Ubumbano Voice
December 14, 2023
Drinking all day a hazardous pastime for rural grannies in Limpopo
“I have been drinking this home brewed beer for over two decades now and it has become a part of
December 14, 2023
Education & Training
Equal Education media statement: Victories in 2023 in the struggle for quality and equal education for all in South Africa
14 December 2023 Equal Education media statement: Victories in 2023 in the struggle for quality and equal education for all
Equal Education
December 14, 2023
Arts & Culture
BOOK REVIEW | The Bus People
A collection of short stories about township residents of Khayelitsha and Kariega (formerly Uitenhage), The Bus People, is selling like
Elitsha
December 14, 2023
Health
One of Cape Town’s few free rehab centres has closed its doors to adults
Kensington Treatment Centre, one of few free, in-patient rehab facilities has closed its doors to adults, despite there being an
GroundUp
December 14, 2023
Crime & Justice
Rape survivor’s damages case against police to be heard next year
A woman is suing the Minister of Police for damages after arguing that SAPS had breached their constitutional duties to
GroundUp
December 14, 2023