Enyobeni inquest adjourned until October as suspicion falls on bouncer
A bouncer’s use of pepper spray for crowd control has made her a potential suspect.
A bouncer’s use of pepper spray for crowd control has made her a potential suspect.
The bus company is accused of stamping out any attempt by its employees to join a union, and using authoritarian tactics.
Heineken workers say they are earning less now than what they earned under the previous owners of the brewery 3 years ago.
The Thuthuzela facilities have led to increased reporting of cases and increased sentences but GBV rates remain high.
The PSC says that allowing Israeli academics, that have no record of opposing the genocide in Palestine, to be speakers at the symposium makes the event complicit in genocide.
As details of the unfolding tragedy were shared by witnesses at the Enyobeni Inquest, the victims’ families have been traumatised. The inquest is expected to continue next week in East London.
Homeless people say the shelters are like a prison, filthy and a death trap.
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.