Readers write in about racism and poverty, and Samwu.
Ever on guard about being seen as racist, you can’t count on white folks to roll with the punchline.
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba spoke in Gugulethu, Cape Town on Friday evening. In his address, Gigaba described ANC veterans as ill-disciplined.
But it would take a government with insight and compassion to implement the necessary remedies.
The 51st Fleur de Cap Threatre Awards were held in Cape Town on Sunday, March 20. The awards recognise artists across the threatre specctrum.
Two men have been arrested for the rape, murder of Sinoxolo Mafevuku, while another accused of raping a woman at the Rhodes Memorial appears in court.
The Jo’burg-based artist uses the digital arena to escape the "exclusive economy of art" and wants to be the queen of a sex empire.
Our metros are killing us. Poor planning means that the heat islands trap air pollution – but SA’s cities think about ways to bring temperatures down.
Over a thousand Imizamo Yethu informal settlement residents were left homeless after a fire broke out – this in the wake of a fire in November.
Readers write in about Patricia de Lille, and Thami Mkhwanazi.
Legendary pianist Abdullah Ibrahim returns to his beloved Cape Town to weave his storytelling magic.
Boutique restaurants are on the increase in Cape Town – selling product lines as well as meals.
The Triangle Project is experiencing a financial crisis. All the work is under serious threat.
Readers write in about Cape Town development plans and the ANC; Patricia de Lille responds.
The genesis of the mayor’s plan to build on coastal public space may lie with two businessmen.
From retro fashion to collectables, Debbie Loots lists some of Cape Town’s most charming vintage shops.
Julius Malema has offered the services of the EFF to remove the statue of Cecil John Rhodes along with any other symbol of colonialism and apartheid.
Those displaced still hope to see justice 50 years after their eviction from District Six.
Members and supporters of the Right2Know campaign rallied in the Cape Town and vowed to take back Parliament for the South African public.
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/ 29 January 2015
Backstreet abortion ‘doctors’ profit from stigma as patients are stripped of their dignity – and lives.
Comments on the area association’s Facebook page show there’s racism in Cape Town’s quaint Harfield Village – and it exists throughout the country.
Officers from the task team will be expected to share the new skills with their colleagues and help train them once they are back from the course.
Graffiti artist, Nardstar, is making her mark on the street art scene, as well as in a medium that’s often regarded as macho.
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/ 27 November 2014
For many hoping to see their work placed in the public sphere, the easy route seems to be an approach of "play-play".
A Cape Town prostitute has reportedly laid assault charges against Tim Osrin, who’s also accused of assaulting a domestic worker.
The parties’ reactions to land invaders in regions they govern are similar – and equally illegal.
The work of Minister Lindiwe Sisulu’s inquiry into the eviction of 800 families from Sanral land is complete. Now she will review its recommendations.
Police have opened an arson inquiry into a fire that broke out shortly after midnight at SA’s first women, Christian and gay-friendly mosque.
The Cape Town Fringe Festival offers a variety of top shows, from performance art to puppets for tots, writes Glynis O’Hara.
The Mother City hopes to attract elite athletes to put its marathon among the globe’s premier races.
We don’t help each other because of a lack of trust but we must stop being so suspicious – we have to help each other; we need each other.
Poor leadership has allowed xenophobia to bloom in South Africa, causing the country to fail Africa. Or so says Dr Nkosana Moyo.