
Enyobeni survivor recalls ‘dying’
Witnesses relive the day they nearly lost their lives.
Witnesses relive the day they nearly lost their lives.
ANC’s alliance partners unhappy with the ruling party’s governing coalition.
In June, Eskom announced the closure of their customer service centre in Khayelitsha, to be replaced by ‘pop-up offices’, a decision that Khayelitsha residents reject.
Human Rights Commission report finds that mining by Anglo American Platinum affects the rights of villagers in Limpopo.
The trade federation in the Western Cape has vowed to intensify their action until they get answers from Sea Harvest.
The mine has been repeatedly accused of using manipulative, divisive, and violent tactics to cause uncertainty, confusion, and forced removals from the village.
EPWP workers in eThekwini have been protesting for a week now, demanding permanent employment.
Nersa-approved electricity charges are taking food and clothing out of household budgets.
The first group of witnesses speak of seeing no visible injuries on the bodies of the victims while a police officer noted foam in their noses.
Defying court orders and self-imposed deadlines, the Limpopo education department has failed to eradicate pit toilets at schools in the province.
Parents and family members of the 21 young people who died in Enyobeni Tavern in East London are hopeful that the inquest will bring justice.
The scale of the problems facing water services in the country does not make the prospect of improved delivery by the department likely.