After 1994, the ANC in government expropriated both mineral rights and water rights from their owners without compensation.

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The DA calls on police leadership to immediately suspend all officers accused of rape, gender-based violence and femicide ...

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The MWU strengthened; its name changed to Solidarity in 2001, and the Solidarity Movement was subsequently built. Today, the ...

Cape Town spent R9.29 billion on capital infrastructure, forming part of its R118.5 billion, 10-year capital pipeline. It ...

Coalition governments have often proved unstable and have often collapsed before completing their terms. And that instability ...

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has unveiled the City’s vision to transform the Foreshore’s unfinished highways into an ...

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Journalistic investigations have laid bare a sordid scheme where over R180 million in public funds has been funneled to two ...