How she has shown that their confidence in representative government is misplaced
By Lisa Draga and Chandre Stuurman
Opinion | 5 April 2016
Since paintings were burnt by Rhodes Must Fall students, dozens of artworks have been put into safe keeping. Pictures that may cause offense have also been taken down.
News | 4 April 2016
Six percent of children born with disorder, study finds
By Stephanie Kelly and Naib Mian
News | 4 April 2016
Calls for facility's service and space to be expanded, but officials say this will be difficult
News | 4 April 2016
Heads of university health departments write letter to Minister of Mineral Resources
Helen Schneider, Mohamed Jeebhay, Usuf Chikte, Laetitia Rispel and Ziyanda Vundle
News | 2 April 2016
Councillor’s house and community hall damaged
News | 1 April 2016
Earth leakage failed but power supplier blames landlord
By Benita Enoch
News | 1 April 2016
Gender and Sex Project fills the vacuum left by many Life Orientation classes
News | 1 April 2016
Compromised politicians and corrupt government departments are sacrificing human rights
By Glenn Ashton
Opinion | 1 April 2016
A roundup of some of the activities of civil society organisations
News | 31 March 2016
Nine-month pregnant woman delivers baby day after her shack is demolished
Feature | 31 March 2016
Activists run petition against fare increases without improved service
News | 31 March 2016
More than 95% of fishing rights go to commercial fishing
By Liz McGregor
Opinion | 31 March 2016
Urban pressure on Philippi can affect food prices across city
Analysis | 31 March 2016
Construction company blames municipality
News | 31 March 2016
Provincial government refuses to answer questions
News | 31 March 2016
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