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Originally from Pietermaritzburg, Musawenkosi Cabe’s areas of interest include bottom-up social mobilisation, social movements and unions, as well as football, social justice, spatial justice and constitutionalism.
The single narrative of these miners as criminals in mainstream and social media ‘makes our recognition of our equal humanity difficult’
The apex court has reversed amendments to the act that made it difficult for refugees to apply for asylum while making it easy for Home Affairs officials to unjustly detain and…
Journalists are censored through cruel and illegitimate detention, torture and the removal of means to disseminate information to citizens crying – and dying – for it
Come rain or sun, waste pickers push their trolleys full of recycled material. But despite providing an environmental service they are not treated as the public-service workers…
While the Constitutional Court has agreed that certain sections of the Equality Act are unconstitutional, it has decided the issue of whether Jon Qwelane was guilty of hate speech
Inmates comprise a vulnerable group in society and they are meant to receive Covid-19 vaccines earlier than the general population. This has sparked debate locally and globally
Activists argue that the Australian company suing them is using the courts to silence criticism and so abusing the legal system. The law should change to stop these types of suits
The drivers who are the bedrock of the public transport system are often paid less than the sectoral determination stipulates
Numerous applications for exemption are hampering the government’s efforts to reach its target of six million workers being paid the minimum wage
Banks aren’t following procedure in selling the primary dwellings of people whose properties are in foreclosure. But changes to the rules brings hope
A Pietermaritzburg high court ruling has found that municipalities were in breach of the Constitution in not providing farm occupiers with services
The SABC and MultiChoice finally reached an agreement, but the threat of future blackouts remains
Icasa heard some fiery submissions during the public hearing on its proposed sports broadcasting regulation amendments
Court finds allocation of police resources in the Western Cape unfairly discriminated against black and poor people on the basis of race and poverty
A programme to help Uber drivers obtain vehicles has proven exorbitantly expensive — and drivers still won’t own their cars in the end
Proposed new legislation would make it possible for domestic workers to claim compensation for injury, illness or death on the job
