About 50 striking workers picketed outside the company’s warehouse in Glen Anil on Friday
Brief | 24 May 2024
#WhoSpeaksForUs? campaign launched
By Liezl Human
Brief | 23 May 2024
There has been only partial compliance by the municipality, while numerous dumpsites continue to plague residents
Brief | 23 May 2024
They are angry that refugees living in a tent on the same land have toilets and water, but they do not
Brief | 22 May 2024
City says the land is private and is not in the process of being formalised
Brief | 21 May 2024
“There is no democracy without books” says Wits professor who joins calls for an end to the City library’s four-year closure
Brief | 20 May 2024
They were demanding full employment by the province
By Vincent Lali
Brief | 17 May 2024
A white sheet with hundreds of names of those killed in Palestine since October was draped down the Sarah Baartman Hall steps
Brief | 16 May 2024
Hundreds come to central Durban to hand over memo to Premier’s office
Brief | 15 May 2024
The municipality agreed to pay service providers by next week
Brief | 15 May 2024
University senate expected to meet this week
Brief | 14 May 2024
The Human Rights Commission has recommended that child malnutrition in the province be declared a disaster
Brief | 14 May 2024
Residents of Ntuzuma welcomed the arrival of a municipal water truck on Sunday after more than a week without water
Brief | 13 May 2024
Presidency and Department of Basic Education commit to respond to demands by Equal Education
By Liezl Human
Brief | 10 May 2024
Meanwhile Nelson Mandela University senate supported a call for a ceasefire in Gaza earlier this week, and effectively an academic boycott of Israel
Brief | 10 May 2024
Some Port Elizabeth TVET College student leaders claim they are being denied access to the college unfairly
Brief | 10 May 2024