Residents of Bromwell Street in Woodstock continue to be entangled in a legal tussle with the City of Cape Town over looming evictions to Wolwerivier
The Municipality argues that residents facing homelessness will have to travel some 30km for emergency housing.
Residents of Wolwerivier, home to many of Cape Town’s evicted and homeless people, say they are not being consulted on the city’s plans for the area
More tourists are choosing to holiday on the continent according to data.
Shifting perspectives as well as transposing characters and concepts, Nwabisa Plaatjie gives a new spin to an old play
Readers write in about the SACP, and cleaning Cape Town.
Naledi Yaziyo reflects on her childhood fascination with people born into exile, and the way her perceptions of shaped her worldview.
Power failure brings Cape Town trains to a halt across the city
The Knysna fires and storms in the Cape are indicators that the climate is changing. Solutions, which exist, must be implemented.
Some students have turned to online crowdfunding to raise funds for their studies.
Readers write in about the ANC, and water in Cape Town.
Applauding people publicly for their successful efforts to reduce water use can work alongside other methods of preserving water.
If they were unemployed and had no spending power, he reasoned, why did they want to be near schools and transport routes?
The Central Drug Authority says US evidence proves this and wants to challenge a court ruling.
The province is replenishing its coffers by selling prime land privately instead of giving it to the poor.
“A mage’s name is better hidden than a herring in the sea, better guarded than a dragon’s den.” — Ursula K le Guin: A Wizard of Earthsea
People of colour are providing alternative spaces to the Mother City’s centralised status quo.
It’s fashion for men who love clothes, in all of their forms, and that’s what makes this new.
Army deployment follows intelligence reports which suggested massive unrest and the erection of shacks as a symbolic protest at Sona.
Confounding every stereotype, the festival has gone on to become a movement that puts inclusion and progress at the heart of its mission statement.
Liquidators are searching for assets after Ioannis Ntinos’s company was declared insolvent
It’s not funny for the owners who want to ditch a vehicle on which they still owe money.
The artist will exhibit new ink, watercolour and crayon paintings and will paint a large-scale mural for the gallery on site.
Thandeka Sisusa lived in the basement of the Rapallo apartment block in Sea Point and was ordered by a court to leave.
Their anti-violence message was broader than the LGBTI community – and spread in the face of hate.
Working with Cape Town City, NGOs and residents, the shack settlement is transformed.
With the aid of some hacker friends, I had a sneak peek at Ramsay’s email inbox.
On entering, he appeared to walk with difficulty, possibly arthritic or hip problems, have beset the composer for “a hip king”.
Bylaws in SA’s major metros are killing off an art form that marginalised people could call their own
‘We are continuing to shut down universities,’ Wits SRC president Kefentse Mkhari said.
Zoning issues have shut the zipline temporarily, but residents want permanent peace and quiet.
Murphy’s law struck when, in year three of the street food fest, Nobhongo Gxolo upped the ante and set up a stall.