Employers ‘cut corners in every way’: Unions demand action after George Collapse Report
Cosatu and Numsa say that companies employ undocumented foreign nationals because they are cheap labour.
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‘A Moral and Political Failure’: Civics, parliamentarians and the Public Protector blast Enoch Mgijima Municipality
With R1.7-billion in debt, only four refuse trucks for 30,000 homes, and councillors owing R3.3-million in unpaid rates, Komani activists say their municipality is “in autopilot mode”.
Public Works presents a plan to deal with construction project delays
The plan sets out a framework for collective and individual accountability, measurable targets, real timelines, and enforceable consequences.
UN envoy says workers and consumers can help end the genocide in Gaza
UN Special Rapporteur for Palestine, Francesca Albanese is in the country at the invitation of the Nelson Mandela Foundation
Food protests in Joburg and Cape Town
Hungry communities called for an end to food wastage and high food prices on World Food Day.
Cape taxi sector deploys peace ambassadors
Taxi associations are hopeful that the peace ambassadors can bring stability to the industry in the province.
Bridging scholarship and struggle: International land conference at UWC calls for alternative property rights
The minister of land, UWC rector and the scholars and activists attending the conference urged for collective land control.
Barghouti and Corbyn slam Trump’s 20-point peace plan
The Palestinian politician, Dr Mustafa Barghouti, and Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the British Labour Party, were speaking in Cape Town.
Thousands march in Cape Town to demand action against Zionism and Israel
Religious and political leaders are calling for an end to the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Commuters delayed as taxi violence closes Khayelitsha-Somerset West route
Taxi routes from Khayelitsha and Mfuleni to Somerset West have been closed due to taxi violence.