Commuters delayed as taxi violence closes Khayelitsha-Somerset West route
Taxi passengers from Khayelitsha are being seriously inconvenienced by the closure of the minibus route between Mfuleni, Somerset West, Nomzamo,...
Martin Jansen
Khayelitsha residents bash councillors and political parties
Lack of housing, crime and gangs and poor service delivery in informal settlements are some of the issues that residents...
Taxi-owning cops behind violence in the transport industry – MPs
E-hailing drivers are the targets of violence because some members of police and other law enforcement agencies are involved in...
President Ramaphosa takes us back to greater secrecy, less accountability in private political funding
Politics is an expensive business. There’s no doubt that running nationwide electoral campaigns and operating a successful political party requires...
Workers stripped naked at luxury hotel dismissed after speaking out
Former housekeeping staff from Mount Nelson Hotel who were stripped naked in July last year want justice and compensation for...
SAPS hosts Interpol conference on organised crime
Cross-border smuggling of motor vehicles, human trafficking or of drugs, illegal mining, and firearms proliferation remain priorities for the South...
MPs defend talks with Operation Dudula amid healthcare access crisis
Parliament’s health chair instead of condemning Operation Dudula for preventing people from accessing public healthcare facilities, said they are choosing...
Tyre plant shut down leaves workers reeling – Numsa in rescue bid
The National Union of Metal Workers (Numsa) says it won a retrenchment package for workers that improved on what Good...
Award-winning injustice: Farm workers pay the price for ‘ethical’ profits
What does justice mean for a woman who has worked on the same farm her entire life, only to be...
Exposed: The SA media propagandists for Israel
Recent media reporting clearly demonstrates that South Africans are opposed to the bribing, cajoling and influencing of journalists. Whether the...
