More than two months after delivering "yellow cards" to government education activists Equal Education are yet to receive any response.
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/ 30 September 2010
The City of Cape Town will be hoping for a case of third time lucky after releasing a new draft policy on the renaming of public places.
Kirstenhof police are on a witch-hunt for the officer who leaked information about cooked crime statistics to the press.
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/ 13 September 2010
All 25 departments and public entities falling under the DA-led Western Cape government received unqualified audits for the 2009-10 financial year.
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/ 3 September 2010
ID leader Patricia de Lille will join the Western Cape government as social development minister, provincial Premier Helen Zille said on Friday.
We believe in the “do some things yourself” approach. No country has ever significantly reduced poverty without it, argues DA leader Helen Zille.
Weekend discussions between UWC and NSFAS have left the university "hopeful" that its fees crisis could be resolved before the end of September.
<b>Mandy Rossouw</b> attempts to unravel the complicated reality of cooperative governance in the Western Cape.
The deaths of nine schoolchildren on Wednesday were due to a "reckless" driver, Western Cape minister of transport Robin Carlisle said.
The University of the Western Cape has obtained a court order to prevent a repeat of the violent protests that have rocked the campus since Monday.
Taiwanese ceremony no storm in a teacup, as multiple infusions draw out complex flavours.
Judgement has been reserved in a legal battle over whether Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota has the right to take up leadership of the party in Parliament.
Zille has sent President Jacob Zuma 70 pages of recommendations for amendments to the "brick wall of bureaucracy, law and regulation".
A legal battle over whether Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota has the right to take up the leadership of the party in Parliament continued on Wednesday.
The PSAM has challenged chief state law advisor Enver Daniels’s contention that the draft Bill will not fall foul of the Constitution.
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille has slammed political analysts who argue the DA should remain a party that represents minorities.
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa insisted on Friday that the recent violence in the Western Cape was "so-called" rather than actual xenophobia.
The Western Cape was calm during the day on Monday following Sunday’s outbreak of xenophobic violence, a police spokesperson said.
Foreign nationals fearing renewed outbreaks of xenophobic violence reportedly continued to seek transport out of Cape Town on Tuesday.
A six-year-old should not have to bear the legacy of apartheid, writes <b>Palesa Morudu</b> from the Mother City.
"We don’t expect any violence after 2010. We expect job creation," says one resident.
An ANCYL leader has told Minister Sicelo Shiceka that he is welcome to visit strife-torn Makhaza — but he must bring toilets for the community.
The ANC Youth League has laid a charge at the Khayelitsha police station against Cape Town mayor Dan Plato.
Cape Town mayor Dan Plato says an ANCYL official played integral part in installing toilets. The <i>M&G</i> quizzed him about the issue.
Cape Town mayor Dan Plato has called on Makhaza residents in Khayelitsha to protest against the ANCYL for destroying toilet enclosures last week.
The City of Cape Town has reached a "crossroads" over the toilets destroyed in Khayelitsha this week, mayor Dan Plato said on Tuesday.
<b>Stephen Gray</b> takes the plunge and surveys South Africa’s natural hot springs and mineral spas.
Study shows local and provincial authorities were overruled and the stadium deal was done before
the DA could thwart the Fifa president’s wishes.
An "email" allegedly recording racial slurs by a senior official of the Western Cape provincial government is a fake, say forensic investigators.
Farmers in the WC were overjoyed last Friday when the state mining company’s applications to prospect on their properties were officially withdrawn.
Rift Valley fever has spread to the Western Cape with a veterinarian presumably infected and 14 animals dead.
Members of the Western Cape cabinet have been set a limit of just more than R500 000 on new official vehicles.