March
latest news & developmentsSouth Africa’s young climate strikers hit back at critics
Critics have accused the young climate activists of being divisive and unrepresentative; they say this simply isn’t true
Students have a democratic and constitutional right to protest. It is not illegal
The police’s actions at student marches seem to contradict that fact
Cosatu’s nationwide stayaway is a stand against the ‘predatory elite’
Trade union federation Cosatu has called on all South Africans not to go to work on Wednesday in protest over state capture and corruption.
Yes and no to EFF’s list of demands
Analysts say some of the requirements could be met successfully but others are non-starters.
Bravery spurs on Ermelo pride march
Lesbians have all too frequently been attacked, raped and murdered in small towns – including Ermelo.
Khaya Dlanga: DA march a stunt to grab media attention
The DA could have marched to the Union Buildings if it was concerned about jobs. Instead it chose to endanger its members, writes Khaya Dlanga.
Zille to lead DA march ‘for real jobs’
DA leader Helen Zille will lead her party members in a march for "real jobs" but will not be allowed to go directly to Luthuli House.
City of Cape Town halts illegal march
A banned march on the City of Cape Town has been called off after the City was granted a court order to stop it from taking place.
Satawu calls for bus driver wage increase
Satawu union members marched through the streets of Jo’burg to demand a wage increase for bus drivers.
M&G analysis: Inside the DA march
The M&G’s Phillip de Wet takes us through the possible consequences of the DA’s violent march to Cosatu House.
Violent clashes in the streets of Johannesburg
Violence erupted when Cosatu would not allow the DA to approach their offices in Braamfontein during their march for youth wage subsidies.