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Women farmworkers call for land redistribution to address hunger

28th May 2025 Mzi Velapi 0

Access to food for farmworkers can depend on the season and on violence in the home and in the community.

Court rules against Home Affairs on Omotoso arrest

13th May 2025 Chwayita Dinginto 0

Protesters outside the East London court were furious over the release of Omotoso.

Clergy support closure of Omotoso church and his deportation

12th May 2025 Chwayita Dinginto 0

Different groups protested outside East London Magistrates Court where Timothy Omotoso appeared.

Ending the blesser-blessee exchange: A psychologist’s approach

12th May 2025 Lilita Gcwabe 0

Poverty is at the centre of transactional sexual relationships with older men.

No public toilets at Home Affairs in Vhembe

5th March 2025 Ndivhuwo Mukwevho 0

Lack of access to water in Vhembe affects quality of government services.

Khayelitsha gets a men’s health clinic 

26th September 2024 Chris Gilili 0

Some of the services offered at the new clinic include HIV infection prevention (PrEP), screening for sexually transmitted diseases and TB, and health education.

Government denounced for sub-contracting fight against GBV to NGOs

26th August 2024 Chris Gilili 0

The march marked the fifth year since Uyinene Mrwetyana’s brutal murder by Luyanda Botha.

Women’s shelters raise concern over missing GBV dockets

21st August 2024 Chris Gilili 0

The South African Police Service has closed almost 300,000 unsolved criminal cases, including 61,000 of rape due to insufficient evidence

NPA opens rape crisis centre in Mitchells Plain

19th August 2024 Mzi Velapi 0

The Thuthuzela facilities have led to increased reporting of cases and increased sentences but GBV rates remain high.

For domestic workers, women’s month marks their ongoing struggle

15th August 2024 Lilita Gcwabe 0

Domestic workers are still fighting from the margins of unregulated labour where slave-like servitude persists and goes unreported.

Fetching water is daily pain for Vhembe women

1st July 2024 Ndivhuwo Mukwevho 0

For over three decades, residents of rural villages in Vhembe in Limpopo have been suffering without running water and even those who reside a few kilometres from the massive Nandoni dam do not have water.

Public Protector finds government is failing victims of GBV

10th June 2024 Chris Gilili 0

Dilapidated infrastructure, water shortages, network problems  and lack of electricity have been cited as some of the causes for the failure of South Africa’s criminal justice system in dealing with cases of gender-based violence.

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