CPUT vows to bring perpetrators to justice
By Sune Payne
Brief | 29 September 2017
Call for library hours to be extended
By Sune Payne
Brief | 26 September 2017
Strike called off after MEC intervenes
By Peter Luhanga, Tariro Washinyira, Yann Macherez, Mary-Anne Gontsana and Sune Payne
News | 18 September 2017
Department of Basic Education under fire for shifting blame and not putting in place contingency plans
By Alicestine October and Sune Payne
Parliament | 15 September 2017
Construction vehicle burnt as residents and police clash
By Ashleigh Furlong, Nomfundo Xolo, Denise Patterson and Sune Payne
Brief | 14 September 2017
Community Policing Forum says SAPS has committed to providing at least nine new officers
By Sune Payne
Brief | 11 September 2017
High crime and poor sanitation have been a problem for years
By Sune Payne
Brief | 8 September 2017
Cops who steal guns must go to prison – Mkongi
By Sune Payne
Brief | 7 September 2017
“You are going to jail! Stop protecting your bosses.”
By Sune Payne
Parliament | 6 September 2017
“The more trains that are burnt and vandalised, the less we can operate.”
By Sune Payne
Parliament | 31 August 2017
Exams cancelled after students enter hall
By Sune Payne
Brief | 28 August 2017
Second SAPS appearance before Parliament in two weeks not much more successful than first
By Sune Payne
Parliament | 28 August 2017
Demonstration started when community learnt that about R100 million was being spent on nearby informal settlement
Text by Sune Payne. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
Brief | 18 August 2017
“The key thing here is that we need to get the money back as soon as possible”
By Moira Levy and Sune Payne
Parliament | 17 August 2017
Parliament rebukes unprepared police
By Sune Payne
Parliament | 16 August 2017
“Many of the students we register have no financial means to find accommodation”
By Sune Payne and Moira Levy
Parliament | 11 August 2017