In photos: Hangberg erupts over fishing rights

Rubber bullets, petrol bombs, flares and tear gas fill the air as protest escalates

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Photo Essay | 13 September 2017

Tracking down the teenager shot in the mouth by police

Rubber bullets broke his ribs and smashed his tongue

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News | 13 September 2017

Judge questions City’s plan to send Woodstock families to Wolwerivier

“If you get sent to Wolwerivier, what is the chance you will be able to get out?”

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News | 12 September 2017

Protesters call for suspension of CPUT classes

Deputy Vice-Chancellor urges students to be responsible during protests

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Brief | 12 September 2017

Police shoot child in mouth

Hout Bay residents protest against shrinking lobster quotas

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News | 12 September 2017

New home for disabled Gugulethu mother

Generous response to GroundUp’s report on Cynthia Ntunje’s plight

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Brief | 12 September 2017

Kensington community pickets for more police resources

Community Policing Forum says SAPS has committed to providing at least nine new officers

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Brief | 11 September 2017

CPUT students protest suspensions and outsourcing

Building petrol bombed in early morning

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Brief | 11 September 2017

From war in DRC to swimming the open ocean

Young refugee plans swim from Robben Island to raise money for charity

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News | 11 September 2017

In photos: Khayelitsha does the catwalk

Second year of this event is bigger as young fashion designers showcase their wares

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Photo Essay | 11 September 2017

Cape Flats community keeps children safe from gang violence

Schools in Wesbank report increased attendance since the Walking Bus project began

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Solutions | 11 September 2017

Gin just the tonic for Khayelitsha business

Local entrepreneur will release two types of gin in November

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News | 9 September 2017

Married transgender people can change their official sex, court finds

Home Affairs’ approach is “coloured by the persisting influence of the religious and social prejudice against the recognition of same-sex unions” says judge

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Law | 8 September 2017

Title deeds: how do we fix the system?

Experts at Open Book Festival debate different approaches to dealing with property in poor neighbourhoods

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News | 8 September 2017

Less than 3% of schools can take disabled learners

Answers by the education minister in Parliament raise even more questions

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News | 8 September 2017

Traders refuse to sign PRASA’s new lease

High crime and poor sanitation have been a problem for years

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Brief | 8 September 2017