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Heidi Swart

Activist murder reveals Joburg street cameras are “turned off”

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CCTV footage from the day an Ethiopian activist was gunned down in Johannesburg appears to not exist

Outa governance is ‘out of line’

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Duvenage’s spending on donations and advertising without consulting his board has caused a parade of execs to leave the anti-corruption watchdog

Say nothing – the spooks are listening

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Despite the law, mass surveillance is happening in South Africa. And the government is likely using it illegally.

How cops and crooks can ‘grab’ your cellphone – and you

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There are no clear answers about the legality of invasive surveillance gizmos.

Big Brother is listening – on your phone

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We explore the capacity of the government to spy on the communications of individuals’ cellphones, landline phones and internet activities.

Violence in the villages: The quiet scourge of rural rape

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Rape in rural areas is feared to be dramatically under-reported. We headed to villages in Mpumalanga, Limpopo and the Free State to find out why.

Will Anene Booysen’s brutal rape and murder shake the nation into action?

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While India raged, South Africa's response to Anene's rape has been muted by comparison. Why? This is the first of a five-part series on rape.

Rural idyll belies life of silent suffering

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Mtobeli Elson Vapi is only 52 and treading lightly is about as much activity as his body can handle.

Silent killer lurks in miners’ lungs

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Silicosis might appear only 15 years after exposure to gold ore dust, long after they have gone home. Heidi Swart reports.

Class action for silicosis payout tarnishes gold industry

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As the case against Anglo American SA in the UK unfolds, local lawyers are calling for the setting up of a compensation fund.

Lonmin faces community showdown

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The Bapo Ba Mogale community claims that the mining giant Lonmin has fudged its profits and owes them millions in royalties, writes Heidi Swart.

Bapo community wants Lonmin rights back

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The community that owns the land mined by Lonmin is planning an application to cancel mining rights of the world's third-largest platinum producer.
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