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  • Inner city residents call for an inclusive Joburg

    Unions and NGOs convened a meeting this Saturday to build a collective response to the housing crisis in inner city Johannesburg.

  • Bus commuters knocked by fare increase

    The cost of transport is up to half of a Khayelitsha household’s expenses and it is going ever up.

  • Residents of informal settlements on Cape Town’s railways ‘live in poop’

    Communities along Cape Town’s central line complain of inadequate sanitation and access to water as the plan to relocate them stalls.

  • The disintegrating classrooms of King William’s Town school

    Half of the school’s prefab buildings are dilapidated, with rats and bees resident and the wind passing through.

  • Attempts to relocate land occupiers on Cape Town railway going nowhere

    Trains on Prasa’s central line in Cape Town have not run since November 2019, allowing landless people to move on to the railway. It is now unclear when rail services on the city’s busiest line will resume.

Inner city residents call for an inclusive Joburg

18th Sep 2023 0

Unions and NGOs convened a meeting this Saturday to build a collective response to the housing crisis in inner city Johannesburg.

Bus commuters knocked by fare increase

15th Sep 2023 0

The cost of transport is up to half of a Khayelitsha household’s expenses and it is going ever up.

Residents of informal settlements on Cape Town’s railways ‘live in poop’

14th Sep 2023 0

Communities along Cape Town’s central line complain of inadequate sanitation and access to water as the plan to relocate them stalls.

The disintegrating classrooms of King William’s Town school

13th Sep 2023 0

Half of the school’s prefab buildings are dilapidated, with rats and bees resident and the wind passing through.

Attempts to relocate land occupiers on Cape Town railway going nowhere

12th Sep 2023 0

Trains on Prasa’s central line in Cape Town have not run since November 2019, allowing landless people to move on to the railway. It is now unclear when rail services on the city’s busiest line will resume.

Labour

Families of Rheinmetall Denel Munition victims call for a formal inquest

4th Sep 2023 0

Cosatu and SACP slam NPA decision not to prosecute Rheinmetall-Denel

24th Aug 2023 0

Farmworkers speak out against evictions

14th Aug 2023 0

Ten points about ‘illegal’ mining

1st Aug 2023 0
Palesa Sempe, Zwelinzima Vavi and Thato Ramaila during the press briefing on Wednesday. Photo by Simon Ramapuputla

Saftu backs an e-hailing drivers’ union

29th Jul 2023 0

Education

The disintegrating classrooms of King William’s Town school

13th Sep 2023 0

Hungry Western Cape students march against Nsfas while CEO is put on leave

17th Aug 2023 0

Thousands of learners left behind by taxi strike

11th Aug 2023 0

Family forgives scholar transport driver in tragic accident

13th Jun 2023 0

South African education among world’s worst

19th May 2023 0

Service delivery

Residents of informal settlements on Cape Town’s railways ‘live in poop’

14th Sep 2023 0

Jagersfontein community waits in vain for compensation

12th Sep 2023 0

Former Enoch Mgijima Municipal Manager facing fraud and corruption charges

11th Sep 2023 0

Cape Town residents protest ‘unaffordable’ electricity tariff increase

29th Aug 2023 0

Khayelitsha residents march to Home Affairs

22nd Aug 2023 0
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