The “fastest growing sport in the country”

An in-depth look at the changing face of traditional horse racing in the Eastern Cape

Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Masixole Feni.

Feature | 31 October 2016

No toilets, no water, no shelter at teeming taxi rank

We have to beg for our basic needs as human beings, says trader

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News | 26 October 2016

Robbers beaten to death by students

Campus residents say security is lax and residences are often targeted by criminals

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News | 25 October 2016

Silent war on Somalis in Port Elizabeth

Hardly a day goes by without an attack, says Somali community

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Feature | 24 October 2016

“The mine has finished him and he can die anytime”

The terrible toll of silicosis on miners’ families

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Opinion | 21 October 2016

Cycling school helps young people from townships live their dream

“One day a champion will emerge” says founder

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Feature | 20 October 2016

Fees Must Fall: 46 arrests so far in East London

Arrests at Walter Sisulu and Fort Hare

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Brief | 19 October 2016

WSU student arrested as protests continue

Workers join student protest

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Brief | 18 October 2016

Activist to get compensated following police assault

Ayanda Kota was beaten while in custody in Grahamstown police station

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News | 18 October 2016

Walter Sisulu students protest after mass meeting

Cleaners ask for students’ support

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Brief | 17 October 2016

Fort Hare students return to class

University puts in place catch-up plan

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News | 17 October 2016

Walter Sisulu University shut down

Sasco mobilises for closure while Pasma criticises it

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News | 14 October 2016

Fort Hare protesters’ court case postponed

Students released on a warning

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Brief | 13 October 2016

No water for months in Eastern Cape town

Ndlovini residents say they’ve been ignored since the elections

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Brief | 13 October 2016

Fort Hare protesters arrested for public violence

Students to appear in court tomorrow

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News | 12 October 2016