Completed in 2014, this police station has never been used
Villagers battle crime while new police station stands empty
By Sana Mabena
News | 20 September 2019
Lonmin case shows how hard it is to hold mines to account
North West High Court rejects bid to declare Minister of Mineral Resources in breach of statutory duties
Law | 26 April 2019
Border War veterans fall through the cracks of reconciliation
“32 Battalion raped our women. They killed our brothers and sisters. It’s painful living with the legacy of their oppression.”
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Shaun Swingler.
Feature | 19 November 2018
32 Battalion veterans left in limbo in forgotten military town
Pomfret is in decline and its 3,000 Portuguese speaking residents face an uncertain future
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Shaun Swingler.
Feature | 14 November 2018
Lonmin says it is a victim of vexatious litigation
The Mining Forum has applied for the company’s mining license to be suspended
By Ciaran Ryan
News | 29 October 2018
Bid to have Lonmin’s mining licence suspended
Mining Forum heads to court over Social and Labour Plan
By Ciaran Ryan
News | 24 October 2018
Court orders tribal authority to act democratically
Traditional leadership can be compatible with democracy and the Constitution
Law | 28 May 2018
In photos: Mahikeng revolts against unemployment and corruption
Protesters demand removal of Premier Supra Mahumapelo
By GroundUp Reporter
Photo Essay | 21 April 2018
Traders vs Transnet: court case has consequences for informal businesses
Mogwase’s informal traders argue that closing their businesses will make them dependent on the state
Law | 19 March 2018