NUMSA case dismissed with costs
The High Court in Johannesburg was packed with members of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa, the leadership of unions that support NUMSA […]
The High Court in Johannesburg was packed with members of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa, the leadership of unions that support NUMSA […]
The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) congress had a rocky start as regions were questioning the credentials of other provinces delaying the congress for about […]
Scenes from Kliptown housing protest, 2007 Pics by anonymous trader at Walter Sisulu Square
The Freedom Charter was adopted in Kliptown sixty years ago and is still seen as the rallying point in South Africa today The Freedom Charter […]
The recently launched toilet project at BM Section in Khayelitsha has not been effective because the toilets close at 17:30 in spite of the minister’s […]
Cape Town – Residents of Lower Crossroads and Marikana Informal Settlement houses were burnt down following a violent clash between the two communities. It left […]
After mounting pressure from civil society organizations, including a threatened court action by the families of the victims, President Jacob Zuma has told parliament that […]
This year’s May Day was marked by deep and visible division in the country’s biggest trade union federation. The Congress of South African Trade Unions, […]
It has been four years since President Jacob Zuma promised that sanitary pads would be provided for poor women and girls in South Africa. But […]
About 6,000 municipal workers took to the streets of Cape Town to hand over a memorandum demanding better working conditions and treatment of workers at […]
Setswetla is an informal settlement in Alexandra township, which is located barely 5km from Sandton. There is no electricity, residents rely on bucket and pit […]
Hundreds of residents of Taliban Informal Settlement are forced to use one filthy pit toilet as they desperately continue to live in an area alongside […]