We must create cultures and norms
in all spheres of society that condemn gendered attacks
And where economic reforms are concerned, a slayer in shining armour would be welcome
Rate-payer interest groups say certain provisions on protecting the coastal environment are welcomed. But they also describe other proposals
Is the township safer five years after a commission of inquiry into policing issued recommendations on how to make it better?
Given the framework within which removals under the Group Areas Act took place in Cape Town, a social disaster was inevitable
Witnessing violence or even being bullied at school can traumatise youngsters in ways we don’t always see at first
Deteriorating governance fuels inequality. But they also hold the key to a better fortune for all
Journalism student Anathi Mlonyeni describes what it is like to live in the middle of violence
‘Getting retrenched opened up a lot of doors for me’
For Cape Town to survive, it needs more than just a good technical approach to managing water
Police Minister Bheki Cele made good on his week-old promise to send the SANDF to the Cape Flats to secure the area
The number of pathology cases in Cape Town has shot up because of the Mother City’s spiralling rate of violent crime and homicides
Now those working on the ground to help children say many girls are also being drawn into gangs
Volunteers call for an independent police manager and soldiers to help stop Western Cape murders
Author probes battles of security and gangsters
But South Africa will have to adopt proactive policies to increase demand and manufacturing
Despite losing another assisted-dying case, Sean Davison will continue his advocacy
In Lavender Hill, one of South Africa’s most violence-ridden areas, an unlikely activist is finding ways to keep children out of trouble
Black climbers have long had to battle political and financial exclusion on their way to the summit
After becoming the ‘whites-only’ neighbourhood of Zonnebloem, another symbol of those forcefully removed from there is being reclaimed
Hazel Friedman digs into a SIU probe into 148 land reform projects, which found that a quarter were corrupt and millions of rands have disappeared
‘Policing keeps people safe. Without it, people in places like the Cape Flats are stuck in a state of chronic insecurity’
Wastewater contains many dangerous contaminants, which are now being measure
The Human Library lends people with titles like ‘Ex-Drug Addict’ and ‘Gay Christian’ to deal with your problems or challenge your prejudices
Efforts are under way to make it easier for firms, farms and households to sell electricity to the grid
Those for the law say it will level the playing field whereas those against say it is anticompetitive
In March, her department missed a deadline to deliver a plan of action on the cost, scale, and modality of a District Six restitution programme
It would be remiss to underplay the seriousness of one complaint of noise pollution against the azaan
Despite worst-ever result in the province, the ANC sees a dip in DA support as a sign that it can take municipalities in 2021
From Instagrammable activists to mincing, manicured Muscle Marys, this year’s Mr Gay World veered between a pageant and a movement
Police are monitoring morning protests in Khayelitsha, Siqalo, and Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route
Since Tuesday, there have been reports of unrest in volatile areas of Cape Town