Vaccine scheduling glitch makes some over-70-year-olds very happy
Sandton centre briefly opens for walk-in vaccinations, back to normal scheduled appointments from Thursday
By Julia Evans
News | 19 May 2021
Constitutional Court orders Minister of Police to pay torture victims
Two men were detained for eight months for murdering a family. They didn’t do it.
Law | 19 May 2021
Ekurhuleni “dumps” evicted families in dilapidated church for two years
The City says a team will revisit the site to assess the living conditions
News | 18 May 2021
“The air we breathe is killing us”: “Deadly Air” case finally goes to High Court
Environmental organisations want the government to compel coal mining companies to stop polluting communities on the Highveld
By Liezl Human and Julia Evans
Law | 17 May 2021
Johannesburg garbage removal: reclaimers relieved that Pikitup’s R50 levy has been withdrawn
Although the decision has brought some relief, reclaimers still say they have not been made a part of the city’s recycling programme
Brief | 17 May 2021
Strike at Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University enters second week
NEHAWU is demanding a 6% pay increase; management initially offered 3.5%
Brief | 17 May 2021
New Pretoria clinic is a case study in why many township projects fail
The site is a dump after contractors became fed up and left
News | 14 May 2021
Paddling to progress: The Soweto Canoe and Recreation Club
Zanentlantla Mbala says he doesn’t know what would have become of him without the club
By Julia Evans
Feature | 14 May 2021
PRASA loses application for leave to appeal reinstating executives
Judge finds grounds for appeal of Ngoye judgment “grossly misconceived”
By James Stent
Brief | 13 May 2021