Feature
More than laws needed to change hateful attitudes
Outside of legislative channels, civil society is also combating homophobia in various ways
By Naib Mian
Feature | 10 June 2016
Hopes and worries about hate crime legislation
The threat of violence against people because of their sexual orientation is not uncommon in South Africa, but will new laws help?
By Naib Mian
Feature | 9 June 2016
Cape Town’s precarious water supply
Drought has left dams very low but the City is taking steps to secure the future water supply
By Rejul Bejoy
Feature | 8 June 2016
DA vs ANC vs gangs in Manenberg
Severe challenges for one of Cape Town's most closely contested wards
Feature | 7 June 2016
Mitchells Plain’s safe place for vulnerable children
Staff at Baitul Ansaar open their hearts to abused and neglected children
Text by Stephanie Kelly. Photos and captions by Ashraf Hendricks.
Feature | 3 June 2016
Wescape: 800,000 people in Koeberg’s nuclear “red” zone?
Several City of Cape Town departments and Nuclear Regulator object to new project
Feature | 2 June 2016
Wescape: who will finance the new city?
Developers say no public finance will be needed, but critics are sceptical
Feature | 1 June 2016
Why sex workers don’t trust cops
Research suggests sexual assault by police is rife
Feature | 1 June 2016
Wescape: thriving new city or failed development?
Controversy surrounds huge West Coast project
Feature | 31 May 2016