GNU, a setback for the working class and rural democracy
The May 2024 elections have ushered in a grand multi-party coalition led by the African National Congress (ANC) and the
Elitsha
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Growing but not maturing
As Ghana heads to the polls, its democratic promise fades amid economic turmoil, corruption, and disillusionment, leaving voters to choose
AIAC
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We visited eight boreholes in Cofimvaba: not one of them is operational
Mtyhintyini Mayirheni borehole station which supplies seven villages was vandalised six years ago, allegedly by municipal workers. Photos: Nombulelo Damba-
GroundUp
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PRESS RELEASE: COURT RULES NO NEW COAL FIRED POWER
The North Gauteng High Court has ruled that South Africa’s plan to build new coal power plants is illegal.
Centre for Environmental Rights
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Dealing with an immovable property that forms part of a deceased estate (Part 2)
By Siya Makunga In our previous article we provided the legal principles governing immovable properties registered in the name of
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Community Members Now Fed Up with Half-Decade-Long Makhanda Water Crisis
The water crisis has had severe impacts on the residents who want urgent solutions after years of municipal inaction.
Karibu
December 3, 2024
Hundreds march in Joburg demanding water
Phumla Mqashi residents marched to demand permanent water supplies, frustrated by shortages and temporary help from Johannesburg Water.
GroundUp
December 2, 2024
Life is tough in Tin Town
These are homes of the people of Tin Town. Photos: Bongane Motaung Tin Town is a rural KwaZulu-Natal settlement on
GroundUp
December 2, 2024
Critics raise alarm over leadership issues at Gauteng health department
Several opposition politicians and commentators have flagged what appears to be chronic leadership problems at the Gauteng Department of Health.
Spotlight
December 2, 2024
Last minute reprieve for Zimbabwe Exemption Permit holders
People waiting in long lines outside the VFS Global office in Cape Town on Thursday. On Friday morning, Home Affairs
GroundUp
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Democracy & Constitution
GNU, a setback for the working class and rural democracy
The May 2024 elections have ushered in a grand multi-party coalition led by the African National Congress (ANC) and the
Elitsha
December 6, 2024
Government & Service Delivery
Growing but not maturing
As Ghana heads to the polls, its democratic promise fades amid economic turmoil, corruption, and disillusionment, leaving voters to choose
AIAC
December 6, 2024
Environment & Water
We visited eight boreholes in Cofimvaba: not one of them is operational
Mtyhintyini Mayirheni borehole station which supplies seven villages was vandalised six years ago, allegedly by municipal workers. Photos: Nombulelo Damba-
GroundUp
December 6, 2024
Economy & Energy
PRESS RELEASE: COURT RULES NO NEW COAL FIRED POWER
The North Gauteng High Court has ruled that South Africa’s plan to build new coal power plants is illegal.
Centre for Environmental Rights
December 5, 2024
Government & Service Delivery
Dealing with an immovable property that forms part of a deceased estate (Part 2)
By Siya Makunga In our previous article we provided the legal principles governing immovable properties registered in the name of
Grocott's
December 4, 2024
Environment & Water
Community Members Now Fed Up with Half-Decade-Long Makhanda Water Crisis
The water crisis has had severe impacts on the residents who want urgent solutions after years of municipal inaction.
Karibu
December 3, 2024
Environment & Water
Hundreds march in Joburg demanding water
Phumla Mqashi residents marched to demand permanent water supplies, frustrated by shortages and temporary help from Johannesburg Water.
GroundUp
December 2, 2024
Government & Service Delivery
Life is tough in Tin Town
These are homes of the people of Tin Town. Photos: Bongane Motaung Tin Town is a rural KwaZulu-Natal settlement on
GroundUp
December 2, 2024
Critics raise alarm over leadership issues at Gauteng health department
Several opposition politicians and commentators have flagged what appears to be chronic leadership problems at the Gauteng Department of Health.
Spotlight
December 2, 2024
Government & Service Delivery
Last minute reprieve for Zimbabwe Exemption Permit holders
People waiting in long lines outside the VFS Global office in Cape Town on Thursday. On Friday morning, Home Affairs
GroundUp
November 29, 2024