What the eviction of a naked man tells us about our collective response to the housing shortage
By Jens Horber
6 July 2020
Food and social grant commitments have fallen woefully short
3 July 2020
From 6 May to 23 June, at least 4,000 South Africans died because of the pandemic
By Liezl Human and Nathan Geffen
2 July 2020
Economists ask Parliament to reject Budget
Signatories of open letter to Parliament's finance committee
1 July 2020
SA Social Security Agency seems unable to administer social grant payments
17 June 2020
If the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration can’t even read its emails, it may as well close down
By Bhavna Ramji and Komnas Poriazis
9 June 2020
Thousands of people are forced to fish illegally or with recreational permits
By Maia Nangle
8 June 2020
Government’s lack of transparency means analysts cannot evaluate whether a strategy is working
8 June 2020
20 organisations ask state capture commission to issue interim report
Civil Society Working Group on State Capture
3 June 2020
But civil society, provincial and local governments have tried to fill the gap
2 June 2020
Wingfield, Youngsfield and Ysterplaat could house more than 120,000 people
By Adi Kumar
1 June 2020
Improving services in rural KwaZulu-Natal
29 May 2020
The release of 19,000 low-risk inmates is a bold and necessary step to save lives
By Sasha Gear and Doreen Gaura
26 May 2020
But beware: soothsaying has a checkered history
By Marcus Low and Nathan Geffen
22 May 2020
Many South Africans have no income
19 May 2020
Children are suffering increasingly from preventable infectious diseases, including TB and measles, due to missed vaccinations
Linda-Gail Bekker, Valerie Mizrahi, Ntobeko Ntusi, Tom Moultrie, Tracey Naledi, Mark Hatherill, Debbie Bradshaw, Rob Dorrington, Robin Wood
17 May 2020