Cosatu to campaign for ANC and SACP
Cosatu will campaign for both its alliance partners, but only if they protect workers’ interests.
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Multi-million rand sports facility finally opens in Limpopo
The project took 10 years to complete, conveniently in time for the local government elections early next month.
Austerity under fire as Godongwana pauses fuel levies and low-cost housing
Ahead of the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement by the finance minister, protesters called for a pro-poor budget.
‘End hunger, stop climate harm’: protesters take demands to Parliament
On World Food Day, and with El Niño looming, climate justice activists called for system change.
Memorial service held for victims of the Strand mass shooting
The Strand community held a memorial service for the 10 victims that were killed at a shisanyama last weekend.
Make the wealthy pay: AIDC lays out alternative to austerity
Progressive tax reforms targeting wealth, dividends and corporate profits could raise billions of rands.
Limpopo district hospital ‘filthy’, ‘broken’ and leaderless
Nkhensani Hospital has not had a permanent CEO in 10 years.
Who controls the food system controls the future
Corporate control over the food system has to be challenged to end widespread hunger.
Cosatu congress adjourned after credential dispute exposes tensions
Cosatu denies division within the federation while four affiliates cancel separate media briefing.
Free speech is not freedom from facts
SAFM ordered to apologise for allowing March and March leader to lie on air.
‘Like ICE’: Western Cape police accused of unlawfully detaining foreign migrants
Anti xenophobia activists call for the release of foreign migrants who have been detained since June.
Marikana’s wounds still bleed 14 years after police massacre
State violence and the quest for humanity link Marikana in 2012 to the 1976 youth uprising.
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