Another year at best before Cape Town Central line resumes service to Khayelitsha
By Tariro Washinyira and James Stent
21 June 2021
Residents of Victoria Mxenge demand a permanent solution to sewerage problems
15 June 2021
Court rules Home Affairs must provide monthly progress reports
18 May 2021
Neglect and vandalism have destroyed the station since the train service on the Central Line was suspended in 2018
18 May 2021
“Everyone wants a place to put their head down” says community leader
14 May 2021
Home Affairs plans to open centre by April next year but judge Alma de Wet criticises delay
12 May 2021
The aim is to provide an extension of visa service without risking exposure to Covid-19
6 May 2021
City blames misuse of the system for the frequent blockages
6 May 2021
Home Affairs warned the refugees to accept offers of assistance by the UNHCR or leave the sites, but the department has not enforced the demand
3 May 2021
Organisations analysed letters denying LGBTI applicants refugee status
30 April 2021
City says the move allows access to emergency vehicles, but traders say their spots have simply been taken over by locals
29 April 2021
Asylum seekers have struggled with documents since 2012 when Home Affairs closed its Cape Town refugee office
20 April 2021
Remaining protesters given a choice: reintegrate or repatriate
19 April 2021
Department extends validity of asylum and refugee permits until 30 June
14 April 2021
Zimbabwean government needs to step up and take responsibility for its citizens’ rights, says reverend
12 April 2021
Protesters regroup after police disperse them
26 March 2021