Articles by Johnnie Isaac

NEWS

15 November 2019

Clashes erupted between occupiers of homes and those claiming to be the legitimate housing beneficiaries

NEWS

6 September 2019

President calls for national campaign against violence against women

BRIEF

5 September 2019

Some want funding for their own businesses

BRIEF

21 August 2019

Children and teachers learn at the risk of the ceiling falling on them

BRIEF

22 July 2019

“Disabled people can run businesses like everybody else”

NEWS

9 January 2015

Plans for the upgrade of Monwabisi Beach will be finalised early this year, says the City of Cape Town.

NEWS

7 January 2015

Lack of jobs for black graduates was among concerns raised by young people in a meeting with deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa in Mfuleni yesterday.

BRIEF

11 December 2014

The state said it has completed its investigation on rape allegations against Khayelitsha pastor Dumisani Mathibela, and the pastor has a case to answer.

NEWS

8 December 2014

Residents of Kanana informal settlement in Gugulethu have blamed power cuts for a fire that left over a hundred people homeless on Friday evening.

BRIEF

4 December 2014

Extended Public Works Programme (EPWP) employees came in their hundreds to picket outside the City of Cape Town offices in the Civic Centre on Thursday. They were demanding permanent employment. Protesters went to several entrances to the building while waiting for their representatives who were meeting with the City officials.

NEWS

27 November 2014

The criminal justice system had failed by releasing Rowan du Preez, the court heard yesterday in the trial of Angy Peter and three others for du Preez’s murder.

NEWS

25 November 2014

This week, witnesses began testifying in the sentencing hearing of Angy Peter, Isaac Mbadu, Azola Dayimani and Christopher Dina.

NEWS

25 November 2014

Mahlubandile Mdingi lay dead for seven hours on a street corner in Bardale extension, Mfuleni, before the health department’s pathology services took his body away.

NEWS

18 November 2014

South African rugby represents the “rainbow failure”, says rugby writer Mark Fredericks, and quotas will not help.

NEWS

17 November 2014

The Khayelitsha Community has been urged to use the small claims court to resolve financial disputes for amounts of up to R15,000. The court was relaunched on Friday. It was established in 2010, but never functioned.

NEWS

11 November 2014

Following the Khayelitsha Inquiry into Policing, a series of meetings are being organised between SAPS and the Khayelitsha community. One took place at the University of Cape Town's middle campus on the weekend.