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OPINION | Outrage followed a white student peeing on a black student but government pees on people’s constitutional rights
Opinion
/ 28 May 2022

OPINION | Outrage followed a white student peeing on a black student but government pees on people’s constitutional rights

It’s right to be angry about a white student peeing on a black student’s books, but what about poor people who have to live close to urine and faeces

By Hugo ka Canham
Government does not have the right to ignore rural citizens
Thought Leader
/ 24 May 2021

Government does not have the right to ignore rural citizens

Proposed changes to the Traditional Courts Bill to remove the possibility to “opt out” and use magistrate’s courts instead are probably unconstitutional, and definitely play into the hands of traditional leaders instead of their communities

By Wilmien Wicomb
Rural folk need security of tenure too
Editorial
/ 4 March 2021

Rural folk need security of tenure too

President Ramaphosa’s speech at the National House of Traditional Leaders outlines a master plan for traditional governance, but it’s crucial this plan protects citizens from abuse

By Editorial
‘Ethos’ and ‘Caryatis’ by George Tatakis reveal a rich tapestry of Greek tradition
Friday
/ 20 February 2021

‘Ethos’ and ‘Caryatis’ by George Tatakis reveal a rich tapestry of Greek tradition

As he travels the length and breadth of the country, George Tatakis uses a painterly approach to photography that breathes new life into the traditions and culture of rural Greece

By Kwanele Sosibo
The Portfolio: Thato Monare
Friday
/ 17 December 2020

The Portfolio: Thato Monare

For photographer Thato Monare, documenting the rural Eastern Cape is a personal favourite

By Thato Monare

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