Ward councillor asks education department to help crèches become compliant rather than shutting them down
News | 22 September 2022
“Some have hands, some have legs and some have ideas”
Brief | 30 August 2022
City of Cape Town is installing new pipes to alleviate “overburdened” sewerage system
Brief | 25 July 2022
Dunoon housing project to give homes to 1,500 families
News | 14 July 2022
The HDA bought 700 hectares of land near Malmesbury just outside Cape Town eight years ago. But the agency says it was only officially appointed as implementing agent for the project in March this year.
News | 12 July 2022
Two dead, one seriously injured in broad daylight shooting
Brief | 13 June 2022
Activist Sarah Fabie runs her own advice office
News | 26 May 2022
The City of Cape Town has started an eviction process now that the moratorium has lifted with the end of the State of Disaster
News | 12 April 2022
In 2016 Dunoon was put under Atlantis, 35km away, making it hard for the community to reach municipal offices. That “stupid” decision has now been reversed
Brief | 15 March 2022
Families to be moved from crowded settlements
Brief | 16 February 2022
Piles of distinctions for learners from crowded Cape Town settlement
Feature | 26 January 2022
Swartland municipality says its already written off more than R14.9 million in irrecoverable debt
Brief | 5 October 2021
Hundreds queue at River Club development in the hope of getting work
News | 26 August 2021
Covid-19 triggered a plan to move families from overcrowded Dunoon informal settlements, but more than a year later, they’re still there
News | 25 August 2021
Residents say electrocuted man helped them fight for the land they are living on
Brief | 10 August 2021
Lack of political leadership at all tiers of government and a failure to implement transport planning policy are to blame
By Steve Kretzmann and Peter Luhanga
Analysis | 29 July 2021