Rising sea levels already causing problems for Cape Town
“We may need to retreat and allow nature to provide a barrier to the ocean” says Mayco Member
News | 30 August 2019
Khayelitsha land occupiers to square off with City in court
The group occupying land in Makhaza plan to oppose their eviction in court on 9 September
By Vincent Lali
News | 30 August 2019
Tensions flare at Cape housing dialogue
Gatvol Capetonian has given government 30 days to address some of their demands
News | 29 August 2019
Farmworkers want 67 pesticides banned
NGO says the pesticides are already banned in the European Union
News | 29 August 2019
Backlog at Western Cape High Court has improved
Late judgments down from 13 in February to four in August
By Tessa Knight
Law | 29 August 2019
This is why the R300 has been barricaded
Residents vow to continue doing so until their demand is met
Brief | 29 August 2019
King Zwelithini’s trust keeps people poor
Ingonyama Trust denies customary ownership rights to people living on its land
By Zenande Booi and Nokwanda Sihlali
Opinion | 29 August 2019
Evicted Klein Akker families move to state-owned farm in Stellenbosch
“We had a proper wash with privacy for the first time since we were evicted” says farm resident
By Vincent Lali
News | 28 August 2019
Generations of Cape Town flower traders cut it in the city market
“Everybody in the family is here, cousins, aunties and great aunties”
Text by Tariro Washinyira. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
Photo Essay | 28 August 2019