Articles for Christopher Clark
“People feel betrayed”: small-scale dagga growers fear exclusion from legal trade
Part two in a series on the Pondoland dagga growers
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
Feature | 14 October 2019
Legalisation is killing our market, say small-scale dagga growers
Part one in a two-part series on the Pondoland dagga growers
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
Feature | 4 October 2019
JHB waste pickers face routine harassment
“A lot of people don’t appreciate what we are doing for them”
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Shaun Swingler.
Feature | 12 March 2019
Immigrants targeted in Alexandra housing battle
Vigilantes accused of throwing families out of RDP housing
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Shaun Swingler.
Feature | 21 February 2019
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
32 Battalion veterans left in limbo in forgotten military town
Pomfret is in decline and its 3,000 Portuguese speaking residents face an uncertain future
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Shaun Swingler.
Feature | 14 November 2018
Why is there so much conflict between Abahlali and the state?
Scarcity of houses is just one part of a problem that has its roots in the province’s 1990s violence
Analysis | 20 September 2018
No justice for assassinated Abahlali activists
Investigating officer claimed no knowledge of S’fiso Ngcobo’s case, hung up the phone, and blocked our number
By Christopher Clark and Nomfundo Xolo
Feature | 12 September 2018
We will not be intimidated, says Abahlali leader
Activists defy persistent threats in KZN
By Christopher Clark and Nomfundo Xolo
Feature | 5 September 2018