SACP and Cosatu lambast the ANC
The South African Communist Party (SACP) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) have heavily criticised their alliance...
Elitsha
Published in Elitsha, a bi-monthly newspaper distributed in Alexandra and Orange Farm in Gauteng, Khayelitsha in Western Cape, Mdantsane and Zwide in Eastern Cape
Frustrated Khayelitsha residents march to demand Eskom re-open service centre
Over 400 residents of Khayelitsha took to the streets on Thursday, and marched to the Eskom community service centre, demanding...
Dying to live: Residents of Ga-Molekana village live in fear of mining operations
Investigation findings released by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) in June this year found that the Anglo-American Platinum...
Cosatu demands Sea Harvest be liable for the disappearance of 11 fishermen
On Wednesday, members affiliated to the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) protested outside the offices of Sea Harvest...
Limpopo villagers resist removal by Anglo Platinum mine
Children living in Motlhlotlo village in Mogalakwena Municipality have had no transport to get to school since June. and several,...
EPWP workers disrupt Durban waste collection to demand their jobs
The city of eThekwini is currently experiencing significant service disruptions due to an ongoing protest by former Extended Public Works...
Electricity tariff hikes ‘unsustainable’
The recent electricity tariff hikes, approved by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa), are a big headache for...
Enyobeni inquest hears from witnesses
The inquest into the death of 21 young people at Enyobeni Tavern two years ago has been remanded to August...
Pit toilets in schools a constant worry for Limpopo parents
Waiting, waiting and more waiting. That is how most public schools in Limpopo province have spent the past years, waiting...
Enyobeni inquest resumes in East London
Parents of Enyobeni victims are relieved that the inquest into the death of their children has, after several postponements, finally...
