Exhibit also reflects on the sigificance of the uprising for the present day
News | 15 June 2016
Outside of legislative channels, civil society is also combating homophobia in various ways
By Naib Mian
Feature | 10 June 2016
A “big relief for thousands” says refugee organisation
Brief | 9 June 2016
"We think this is an attempt to frustrate and delay, and characteristic of what they've been doing," says lawyer for mineworkers
Brief | 3 June 2016
While the elites debate race, poverty and inequality persist
By Luke Folb
Opinion | 2 June 2016
Research suggests sexual assault by police is rife
Feature | 1 June 2016
Series of court actions aimed at Advertising Standards Authority
By Harris Steinman and Nathan Geffen
Opinion | 30 May 2016
Labour Appeal Court to hand down decision within weeks
News | 24 May 2016
A response to Jeff Rudin
By Brian Kamanzi and Nishal Kotecha Robb
Opinion | 24 May 2016
Black lives are still cheap even though most political leaders and many wealthy business people are black
By Jeff Rudin
Opinion | 20 May 2016
The privileged could show a little humility
Opinion | 19 May 2016
Nutrition programme stretched at many schools classified as less poor
News | 18 May 2016
Saps watchdog recommends prosecution of constable
By Naib Mian
News | 18 May 2016
Siyanyanzela residents face uncertain future
Text by Mary-Anne Gontsana and Stephanie Kelly. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
Feature | 17 May 2016
Hundreds of thousands of families could benefit from the class action lawsuit that can now take place
By Pete Lewis
Analysis | 16 May 2016
Obstacles remain before sick miners receive compensation but this is an important victory for them
News | 13 May 2016