Articles for Vincent Lali
Tsunami residents demand toilets and a clean neighbourhood
“Sometimes residents return from the bushes undressed after thugs rob them of their clothes and hard-earned cash.”
By Vincent Lali
News | 4 June 2018
Our lives have changed for the better, say land occupiers
Former Khayelitsha backyarders say their financial problems have been eased, but councillor warns that land is unsuitable for living
By Vincent Lali
News | 30 May 2018
Protest over police handling of lesbian murder
Gender and gay rights organisations march to Delft police station
By Vincent Lali
News | 21 May 2018
Shacks demolished while occupied say Khayelitsha residents
City stops demolitions after fierce resistance and clash between police and occupiers
By Vincent Lali
News | 9 May 2018
New school already crammed beyond capacity
Parents demand Enkanini Primary admit their children amidst public transport collapse
By Vincent Lali
News | 7 May 2018
Shack dwellers live in filth in Kraaifontein
Residents depend on neighbours in RDP houses for basic services
By Vincent Lali
News | 4 May 2018
Much needed Cape rain floods homes
Khayelitsha residents wake early to find their shacks soaking
By Vincent Lali
Photo Essay | 27 April 2018
SASSA’s disastrous disaster management
Residents were left without blankets and food after a fire in Wallacedene in February despite the City of Cape Town having notified SASSA officials
By Vincent Lali and GroundUp Staff
News | 20 April 2018
Trapped in Bholobholo without a toilet for 10 years
City says sanitation and water taps will be installed in May
By Vincent Lali
News | 18 April 2018