'People are dying as we speak'

Glynnis Underhill introduces us to an angry Cape Town woman who risks life and limb to help victimised lesbians.

Big stink over Makhaza loos lingers on

Despite the matter being the ANC's major electioneering weapon against the DA, the City of CT has not yet moved to comply with a court judgement.

ANC vows to build homes in Constantia

The ANC has promised to build houses for the poor in Constantia if it won the local government election in Cape Town.

Court to rule in Cape Town open-toilet saga

Judgement was expected in the so-called open-toilet saga in Khayelitsha in the Cape High Court on Friday.

Cosatu 'wants taxpayers to foot its bill'

Patricia de Lille says the same rules apply to all when it comes to hiring the Cape Town Stadium.

Kidneygate: What the Netcare bosses really knew

Netcare was warned by a top specialist to stop Israeli "tourist transplants" but the company dismissed his advice and hid behind a legal façade.

Cosatu switches May Day rally venue

Cosatu's May Day rally will be held at Athlone stadium instead of the Cape Town stadium, after a dispute over the cost of renting the World Cup venue.

Cape Town 'denying the poor access to its stadium'

Cosatu says the City of Cape Town doesn't want the poor to visit its World Cup stadium, in a squabble over the cost of hiring it for a May Day rally.

Ntshiliza sprints to Two Oceans victory

George Ntshiliza produced a late surge to break the foreign stranglehold on the 56km Two Oceans ultra-marathon in Cape Town on Saturday.

De Lille: 'We need to take the politics out of poverty'

The greatest challenge the city of Cape Town still faced was poverty, Democratic Alliance mayoral candidate Patricia de Lille said on Saturday.

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