Demands include removing illegal connections that cause power outages that impact health and education, and increases crime.
SAFTU criticizes SARB’s interest rate hikes, arguing they harm the working class while benefiting banks and increasing inequality.
SASSA underspent R4-billion on SRD grants, according to the Auditor General. Illustration: Lisa Nelson SASSA underspent R4-billion on SRD grants
South Africa commemorates 12 years since the Marikana massacre, highlighting the ongoing struggle for living wages and economic justice.
The gathering was organised by Abahlali baseMjondolo, and residents demanded access to toilets, water, and electricity.
Hiking as Kenyans in Kenya is pathbreaking, both literally and metaphorically. Uhuru Peak, Tanzania. Public Domain. In late May, we
Limpopo communities and Nkuzi Development Trust argue that tribal levies violate human rights and impose undue community hardships.
Classes in poor schools are expected to grow even bigger, and the quality of learning worse, if teacher cuts happen.
Construction of the Tsolo sport field project commenced in October 2018 with a R27-million budget. It was left incomplete in
Western Cape Parliament debated the teacher cuts, focusing on the budget shortfall and negative impacts on education and employment.
Demands include removing illegal connections that cause power outages that impact health and education, and increases crime.
SAFTU criticizes SARB’s interest rate hikes, arguing they harm the working class while benefiting banks and increasing inequality.
SASSA underspent R4-billion on SRD grants, according to the Auditor General. Illustration: Lisa Nelson SASSA underspent R4-billion on SRD grants
South Africa commemorates 12 years since the Marikana massacre, highlighting the ongoing struggle for living wages and economic justice.
The gathering was organised by Abahlali baseMjondolo, and residents demanded access to toilets, water, and electricity.
Hiking as Kenyans in Kenya is pathbreaking, both literally and metaphorically. Uhuru Peak, Tanzania. Public Domain. In late May, we
Limpopo communities and Nkuzi Development Trust argue that tribal levies violate human rights and impose undue community hardships.
Classes in poor schools are expected to grow even bigger, and the quality of learning worse, if teacher cuts happen.
Construction of the Tsolo sport field project commenced in October 2018 with a R27-million budget. It was left incomplete in
Western Cape Parliament debated the teacher cuts, focusing on the budget shortfall and negative impacts on education and employment.
