Government
Critical court showdown on mining and environment
Tormin case will decide if government’s environmental watchdog still has power when it comes to mining
By John Yeld
Law | 19 February 2017
R21-million urban renewal project left to rot
Jeffreys Bay park abandoned to vandals and weeds
News | 15 February 2017
Crossroads parents shut down school
“We are fed up .. with the bad condition of the school”
News | 14 February 2017
Maggots in baby’s mouth as uncollected garbage piles up
A dispute over refuse removal services in early December has left the informal settlement of Europe near Nyanga with growing mounds of rubbish
News | 13 February 2017
Can minister make decision costing R1 trillion without consulting anyone?
NGOs challenge Tina Joemat-Pettersson in court
Law | 9 February 2017
People’s Assembly calls for Zuma to resign
Numerous civil society organisations hold “real state of the nation address” in St George’s Cathedral
News | 8 February 2017
Building rules and regulations work against Cape Town’s poor
We must challenge planning and land use management if we want a more equal city
Opinion | 1 February 2017
Sewerage water spilling out onto Port Alfred taxi rank
Drivers fed-up with municipality’s broken promises
Brief | 30 January 2017
Can you consent to an unfair eviction?
Joburg residents take property owner to Constitutional Court
Law | 25 January 2017