Articles for Kimberly Mutandiro

Protesters demand RDP houses after waiting decades

Gauteng residents in informal settlements say repeated requests for answers on housing from the Premier’s office have gone unanswered

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News | 9 October 2026

Scrap metal reclaimers battle to make ends meet

Government policies are making survival difficult for scrap collectors

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News | 30 September 2026

300 Zimbabweans stuck at Joburg consulate

Hundreds of people have been displaced by weekly March and March protests

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News | 10 September 2026

Sharpeville Massacre survivors seek compensation

Survivors and families of those killed in 1960 are challenging an apartheid-era law that prevents them from being compensated by the state

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News | 3 September 2026

Roodepoort families find strangers living in their subsidised flats

Margaret Verland was allocated a flat in 2018. She is still in a shack.

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News | 2 September 2026

Immigrant families live in fear in this Joburg community

Residents of Bertrams are bracing themselves for March and March protests on 30 September

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News | 31 August 2026

Sex work bill back in Parliament years later

SWEAT and Asijiki Coalition welcome some progress by government

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Brief | 17 August 2026

Pensioners struggle after vigilantes chase away immigrant tenants

KwaThema pensioners relied on renting out rooms, shops or business spaces to supplement their SASSA pensions

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News | 7 August 2026

Activists go door-to-door to counter xenophobia in Yeoville

“Yeoville has become a hotspot for these xenophobes. They are instilling fear in immigrants”

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Brief | 3 August 2026