Sue Williamson’s new show opens in Joburg and a retrospective is coming soon
Veteran journalist Felicia Mabuza-Suttle tells us about how she dealt with patriarchy, her passion for youth development and why she is a germaphobe
A coalition of NGOs is on a big drive to stop the Beifa coal project in Dinde, as well as casting a spotlight on mineral governance in the country
What was the City of Cape Town thinking when it decided to round up homeless people and put them in a camp?
The City also said if the lease were renewed it would reconsider how much the Rondebosch Golf Club would have to pay each month.
An exhibition draws on people’s personal albums to reconstruct a past that is missing from current narratives
Britain and Mauritius are in the International Court of Justice arguing over the Chagos Islands. But the evicted islanders just want to go home
Two Acts and the Khoi-San Bill, if passed, will dispossess people in the former homelands of their land rights
When the coloured population of Simon’s Town was forcibly removed, Aunty Patty’s family remained
Residents facing eviction from their Woodstock homes “have no right or entitlement” to be accommodated at a location of their choice
Residents from both buildings were relocated to the fields of Wembley Stadium in Johannesburg South after losing their homes.
In a landmark judgement, the Constitutional Court said that judges have an obligation to ensure that evictions will not leave people homeless
Those displaced still hope to see justice 50 years after their eviction from District Six.
Despite the black majority gaining electoral power, the long standing effects of forced removals remain and perpetuate inequalities in our society.
Joan Poole recalls with clarity the traumatic moment more than 40 years ago when she heard her family would have to move from their home.
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/ 19 November 2008
An elderly woman slowly looks around her new farmland, her wrinkled face lighting up with a shy little smile as suddenly she claps her hands.