FEATURE
22 June 2020
Police demand proof before accepting criminal complaint
By Raymond Joseph
LAW
11 May 2020
“Evil act” perpetrated by police who have constitutional duty to protect society, says judge
By Tania Broughton
NEWS
28 February 2020
Villagers have depended on buying water from private tankers and people with wells
By Mosima Rafapa
BRIEF
17 February 2020
Department promises to start constructing new school
10 February 2020
Police fired rubber bullets to disperse protesters and the education circuit manager had to be escorted out of the area
28 January 2020
Triphin Mudzvengi got seven distinctions and wants to study civil engineering
By Joseph Chirume
24 January 2020
Judge extends liquidation of North West Transport Investments until June
By Justin Brown
3 December 2019
School’s action directly contradicts instructions of ministers of Home Affairs and of Basic Education
By Tariro Washinyira
Controversial Australian company applies for further prospecting rights
By John Yeld
28 October 2019
Cyferskuil leader attacked in his home after protest stops construction
By Sana Mabena
ANALYSIS
25 October 2019
Painstaking work of Baloyi Commission may come to nothing
By Wilmien Wicomb
30 September 2019
Residents claim housing allocation process excluded poor people in the community
20 September 2019
Villagers battle crime while new police station stands empty
26 April 2019
North West High Court rejects bid to declare Minister of Mineral Resources in breach of statutory duties
19 November 2018
“32 Battalion raped our women. They killed our brothers and sisters. It’s painful living with the legacy of their oppression.”
Text by Christopher Clark. Photos by Shaun Swingler.
14 November 2018
Pomfret is in decline and its 3,000 Portuguese speaking residents face an uncertain future
