Photo Essay: Will you be voting?
Election season is in full swing and while the politicians dance (some of them more awkwardly than others). FAATIMA TAYOB found out how well the election is being anticipated in Cape Town.
EFF members party it up at first anniversary [pictures]
IHSAAN HAFFEJEE attended a rally to commemorate the first anniversary of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).
It’s been a year since Julius Malema and other...
Five years on: Rohingya people talk about their past, present and...
August 24, 2022 marks five years since Rohingya fled the latest and largest campaign of targeted violence against them in Myanmar. Rohingya are still stateless and...
Cape Fire: communities come together to fight the flames [photos]
An enormous volunteer relief effort has helped to lift Capetonians’ spirits in the wake of the devastating blaze that engulfed the South peninsula. RA’EESA...
On Oscar Pistorius and being proudly South African
Are people more interested in the Oscar Pistorius trial than in the elections? FAATIMA TAYOB asked people in Durban what has been getting their attention.
#OpenToSyria: Displaced faces of the civil war
Four years of civil war in Syria have left more than 190,000 people dead, while millions have had to flee their homes for safety.
International...
In photos: a glimpse into the lives of Durban’s poorest
On 4 May, Minister of Human Settlements, Lindiwe Sisulu, gave a speech in Parliament highlighting the progress that the ministry has made in terms...
#UCTShutDown in photos
After classes at the University of Cape Town (UCT) were suspended on Monday following a protest against a proposed fee hike, protesters occupying the...
