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Khayelitsha residents slam Shoprite for ignoring local labour and business

1st August 2025 Mzi Velapi 0

Protesters were outside the Site C shopping centre on Wednesday and Friday this week.

Survivors of George building collapse demand justice as report blames engineer, developer and contractor

21st July 2025 Mzi Velapi 0

Many red flags were ignored before the collapse of the building in George.

Teen suicides raise alarm over mental health crisis

15th July 2025 Lilita Gcwabe 0

There is one social worker for 30,000 learners in South Africa’s public schooling system.

SA’s insecurity cluster of overburdened detectives, ineffective courts and overcrowded prisons

7th July 2025 Mzi Velapi 0

A big gap between arrests and convictions plagues the criminal justice system

New regulations to curb underage drinking

30th June 2025 Chwayita Dinginto 0

The new regulations involve the integration of municipal requirements in liquor licensing and on-site accountability.

Shack dwellers in Khayelitsha endure another winter flood

27th June 2025 Vincent Lali 0

Severe winter flooding has left families in Cape Town’s informal settlements cold, homeless, and desperate.

Mthatha, a scene of grief and trauma

27th June 2025 Siyabonga Kamnqa 0

The deluge on the night of 10 June swept away homes in Mthatha. The death toll in the Eastern Cape floods continues to rise.

‘Another Enyobeni waiting to happen’ as schools close and taverns open

25th June 2025 Mzi Velapi 0

The Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance warns that unlicensed taverns and lax liquor regulation is fuelling underage drinking.

Transgender woman’s long walk to ‘Female’

24th June 2025 Ndivhuwo Mukwevho 0

Ligavha had a difficult childhood as a mis-identified male.

‘No 10-year-old should be a mother’: Eastern Cape’s child pregnancy crisis

20th June 2025 Chwayita Dinginto 0

More than 15,000 girls aged just 10 to 19 years have given birth in the Eastern Cape since April 2024, a deepening crisis of child pregnancy driven by poor health access, limited education, and systemic neglect.

Bush toilets and bucket water for occupiers of RDP houses and their rightful owners

19th June 2025 Chwayita Dinginto 0

Lack of basic services is at the centre of discontent in two East London settlements.

Domestic workers demand end to abuse on International Domestic Workers’ Day

17th June 2025 Mzi Velapi 0

Domestic workers in South Africa are by law meant to have the same rights and protections as other workers.

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