EFF attempt to get City of Cape Town to insource workers fails
News | 13 February 2019
Manual train signalling and driver fatigue a major concern for safety regulator
By Zoë Postman
News | 24 January 2019
City confirms that Dial-a-Ride is “oversubscribed”
News | 17 January 2019
Masibulele Rautini would not have been injured “had PRASA ensured the doors were kept closed”
By Aidan Jones
Law | 7 December 2018
Lucky Montana used the 2010 World Cup to justify a closed tender for the gates, but work on them only began months after the event finished, according to the Public Protector
News | 5 December 2018
New Wild Coast route shortens road by 75km but passes through ancestral land
By Zoë Postman
News | 4 December 2018
Several commuters complain of overcrowded carriages, delayed trains
Brief | 27 November 2018
City says it cannot insource aggrieved employees
News | 21 November 2018
Taxi bosses have started defending buses in Milnerton
News | 9 November 2018
Blind commuters recount their daily battles on the trains
News | 9 November 2018
All three levels of government co-operate in latest effort to protect Cape Town’s train commuters
By Mary-Anne Gontsana and Phathiswa Shushwana
Brief | 29 October 2018
The strikers were arrested on Tuesday for defying a court order
Brief | 24 October 2018
Workers defied court order, says Brett Herron
News | 23 October 2018
Passenger says ticket checkers and guards punched him when he entered the wrong carriage
Brief | 23 October 2018
With only three mobile clinics to serve 93 places in Intsika Yethu, weekly visits are not possible
By Nombulelo Damba-Hendrik and Yamkela Ntshongwana
Brief | 19 October 2018
Brett Herron criticises unprotected strike
Brief | 18 October 2018