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spatial planning

Electricity costs add to miners’ woes
Business
/ 23 March 2023

Electricity costs add to miners’ woes

Companies are also grappling with a decline in commodity prices and weaker global demand

By Anathi Madubela
South African cities must put green infrastructure firmly on the urban agenda
Opinion
/ 25 October 2021

South African cities must put green infrastructure firmly on the urban agenda

A green investment increases resilience and adapts cities to the harmful effects of climate change — and increases property prices and addresses issues such as health, water, sanitation and transport

By Liteboho Makhele
Crisis is an opportunity to heal South Africa’s divisive spatial geographies
Opinion
/ 17 July 2021

Crisis is an opportunity to heal South Africa’s divisive spatial geographies

Apartheid architecture still strips many of dignity; they are on the periphery and rendered invisible

By Amira Osman
How to whitewash colonial pain and trauma
Opinion
/ 24 September 2020

How to whitewash colonial pain and trauma

Approval of the River Club development in Cape Town is reminiscent of those bulldozing spatial planners of apartheid

By Jonty Cogger and Robyn Park-Ross
Why a blanket approach to redressing spatial inequity is flawed
Opinion
/ 19 August 2020

Why a blanket approach to redressing spatial inequity is flawed

Equal distribution of resources will not close the access gap. Instead, resources must be deployed where they are needed most – and low-cost housing must move from the urban periphery too

By Qhamani Neza Tshazi
Relocation rears its head: Bringing de-densification home in Alexandra
Coronavirus
/ 29 June 2020

Relocation rears its head: Bringing de-densification home in Alexandra

About 1 600 families in the Stjwetla shack settlement in Alexandra, Johannesburg are standing on the verge of seismic change. This is one of their stories

By Dennis Webster

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