Monday, 27 January 2020
As the strike at Oak Valley Farm drags on, workers face either total ruin as their families begin to starve or long-term destitution if they give in and take the lower wage offer.
Oak Valley farm workers are weary of low wages for hard work and racially discriminating housing, leading to a protest deadlock that now has the union calling on big retailers to boycott the farm.
A complaint from a resident surmised to be new to the area about the Zeenatul Islam mosque’s call to prayer has sparked outrage among long-time locals, Muslim and non-Muslim.
Priscilla Josi credits being shot while protesting against municipal failings in Caledon for her change of heart when it comes to voting.
Two young residents tried to make a difference by joining a protest against the lack of electricity, decent housing and land in their area, and ended up dying for it.
The 2019 edition of the annual Cape Town International Jazz Festival raises awkward questions of access, privilege, power and representation.
The City of Cape Town could build low-cost housing on the sites of its golf courses and bowling greens, says report.
Tiisetso Mashifane wa Noni’s play goes behind the veil of secrecy at all-boys schools to interrogate the way masculinity is cultivated.
Guitarist Reza Khota’s new album, ‘Liminal’, evokes the harsh borders of capitalism and, in summoning Marikana, addresses a growing chasm in our collective psyche.
Blowy residents recall their night of terror as they begin the long labour of rebuilding their shattered lives.
Migrant teachers have not been paid for several months over issues relating to the issuing of Zimbabwean exemption permits.