The 1998 “Sodomy Case” confirmed LGBTIQ rights at last
29 November 2021
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse wonders why SANRAL opposed a request for information and then didn’t turn up for court
26 November 2021
He has been suspended because of information that should have been known to the board before he was appointed
By James Stent
23 November 2021
We look at how different grants were evaluated in the recent SALDRU study
By James Stent
11 November 2021
A look back at the battle for the rights of HIV-positive prisoners
11 November 2021
Our prisons are crowded with “lifers”, at great cost to us all
10 November 2021
Ruling offers ways to hold governments and companies accountable
10 November 2021
Bureaucracy is suffocating our crèches. Local governments can do something about it.
By Kayin Scholtz and Tess Peacock
28 October 2021
The Department of Social Development’s proposals have been described as ludicrous, but are they really?
By James Stent
14 October 2021
There are novel checks and balances
By James Stent
11 October 2021
Our pensions and social protection system is broken and unfair
By James Stent
7 October 2021
Women are also marginalised when it comes to the economic benefits that mining brings
7 October 2021
Unpacking the Green Paper on social security reform
By James Stent
6 October 2021
The law allowing the Information Regulator to enforce PAIA requests took effect in July
28 September 2021
Finance Linked Individual Subsidy will no longer be dependent on bond approval
20 September 2021
Report says ratio of civilians killed by police to police killed on duty in South Africa, about 13 to one, is a cause for concern
26 August 2021