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Operation Dudula’s Victims Demand Justice
Litigation against the vigilante group started a year ago
Women Workers Win Major Victory on Minimum Wage
Company not allowed to base workers’ pay on targets, says CCMA
UCT and SRC Strike Deal to Help Students With Outstanding Debt
The university says it will not be “covering or waiving” any debt
Parties Hold Their Breath in Battle Over R300-Million Stellenbosch Mountain Estate
Judgment has been reserved in an urgent application to halt a luxury development on Botmaskop slopes
Hundreds Join Pro-palestine Rally in Sea Point
Palestine Solidarity Campaign renews call for SA government to cut ties with Israel, among other demands
Icebreaker Returns From Antarctica With Alarming News
Scientists aboard the SA Agulhas II have been tracking ocean health
KZN Activist Shot Dead
Vusi Banda – Mondlo Township Civic Organisation chairperson – was murdered on Thursday
US Funding Remains Frozen for Many Life-Saving Services
Despite waivers, court judgments and assurances from the embassy, USAID funding for projects that provide HIV medication has not resumed
Ukrainians in Cape Town Honour Victims of Russian Invasion
More protests are planned in Durban and Pretoria
Judge Blocks Bequest to White Supremacist Organisation
Cape Town man’s bequest to Boerelegioen declared invalid
Chaos Outside Cape Town Schools as Parents Demand Places for Their Children
Parents say their children are subjected to poor learning conditions at Solomon Mahlangu Primary School
Parliament Urged to Pass Law on Detention of Immigrants
Bill hailed as “progressive” by COSATU, but other organisations say it doesn’t go far enough
Waste Management Project Is Changing Lives in Rural KwaZulu-Natal
Kenneth Shelembe says he makes a living wage through the Nquthu Waste Management Project
Budget Postponement Is a “Blessing in Disguise” Says COSATU
Hundreds marched in Cape Town ahead of budget announcement
Appeals Panel Says Mail & Guardian Got It Wrong on Councillor’s Role in Occupation
But Joburg City Councillor Juwairiya Kaldine’s actions remain questionable
Fraud Flagged at the Compensation Fund
The Fund has been failing audits for 12 years and counting, Parliament told
HIV Patients Go Weeks Without Medicines After US Aid Cut
Legal challenges have restored funding but damage has been done
Major Showdown in Court Over African Penguin’s Future
Conservation groups challenge minister’s decision on no-fishing zones around penguin colonies
Netball Tournament Brings Locals and Immigrants Together in Gqeberha
“Our vision is to use sport … to unite people of all colours and origins”
First Day of Lectures Disrupted as Over 600 Uct Students March on Campus
UCT Vice-Chancellor Mosa Moshabela promises to address issues raised by protesting students around financial exclusion
Imam Muhsin Hendricks, Who Fought for Queer Rights, Assassinated
He reportedly said that the need to be authentic was greater than his fear of death
Court Challenge Over Secret Political Donations
My Vote Counts wants all political donations disclosed, no matter how small
Learners Miss Days of School Due to Protests in Rural Kzn
Villagers of Odadeni and KwaQoloqolo have been protesting since Monday for water, among other demands.