Articles for Joseph Chirume
Asylum seekers have to wait a year for an appointment in Port Elizabeth
Appointment note leaves people seeking refugee status vulnerable to arrest
Brief | 7 August 2019
Top PRASA manager accused of selling 42km of railway line he didn’t own
Mthuthuzeli Swartz’s case is being heard in the Port Elizabeth Specialised Crimes Court
News | 6 August 2019
PE residents come out in numbers to demand better policing
“If the police are afraid to go inside our community, then who will protect us?”
News | 18 July 2019
Workers at security company demand union recognition
Asked for comment, Impact Loss Control threatened legal action
News | 16 July 2019
“The black poor majority on farms are feeling the rot of this system”
Farm workers and farm dwellers protest to demand rural reforms
News | 12 July 2019
Only 15 toilets to serve 2,500 shacks in PE
“Half a loaf is better than nothing,” ward councillor says about the number of toilets to be shared by thousands
Brief | 4 July 2019
Rubbish piles up outside expensive dump site
Motherwell residents say the hill is too steep to climb with a wheelie bin
Brief | 3 July 2019
“We should have left this place many years ago”
Residents of Powerline informal settlement are busy relocating to serviced stands in Port Elizabeth
Brief | 25 June 2019
Health workers sit in at PE clinic following attack on nurse
Health department says it cannot deploy security guards into a room where confidential consultations take place
News | 13 June 2019