While the Western Cape excels, the Eastern Cape lags with 1 090 schools in "poor condition". Migration, low HDI, and racial voting strain SA’s budget and stability
While not native, elephant seals are known to stray into Cape waters, and have been visiting in increasing numbers in recent years, as they holiday here to moult.
The City has been dumping raw sewage into the bay since 1895. Despite a century and a half of complaint, they continue to defend it
This website has been largely self-funded. But after an increase in traffic, our web service has demanded a fee increase. We need to employ help to migrate.
Assuming the deal to be similar to the last one, it would cost roughly R5.6 billion to the City to repay. Feasibility assessments on the projects have not been conducted.
Support from Provincial and private sector actors has ameliorated the worst in fruit export disruption, but our container terminal has fallen to dead last in global rankings
Donald Brown presents us with the notion of Cape independence as a middle-ground between a government seeking domination and minorities seeking resistance
How dedicated South Africans and American foreign policy can establish a new logic of power in the African subcontinent
The DA-led provincial education department is collaborating with the SAHRC in a witch-hunt for racism which aims to "decolonise" the system. This is dangerous.
