Border War veterans fall through the cracks of reconciliation
“32 Battalion raped our women. They killed our brothers and sisters. It’s painful living with the legacy of their oppression.”
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Shaun Swingler.
Feature | 19 November 2018
In Johannesburg you have to pay to picket. Activists have had enough
Right2Know leads march against municipality’s protest fees
By Zoë Postman
News | 17 November 2018
Over 2,000 schools without toilets, says Equal Education
Organisation marks ten years of struggle
News | 16 November 2018
Billions spent on railway contracts. Yet Metrorail collapses
Roy Moodley, who is implicated in a leaked forensic report, says that criminal charges have been laid against GroundUp reporters
By Aidan Jones and Nathan Geffen
News | 16 November 2018
Saldanha Bay clinic burnt as community anger boils over
Mayor appoints task team to deal with residents’ demands
News | 16 November 2018
Living on a dumpsite since 1992
We’ve been forgotten, say residents of eTipini in East London
By Chris Gilili
Brief | 16 November 2018
Evicted Gympie Street residents face bleak future
“For us to go and stay in another place is like starting all over again”
News | 16 November 2018
Shacks burnt, residents arrested, man shot in testicles as Durban targets shackdwellers
Anti-Land-Invasion Unit moves into Cato Crest settlement again
News | 15 November 2018
Budding KZN scientist wins film award
Jamila Janna is becoming an expert in snails
By Thabiso Goba and Fred Kockott
Solutions | 15 November 2018