The Case of Major Fatima Isaacs

Twenty-six years after apartheid, Cape Town remains deeply divided along race and class lines. It’s clear that state-subsidised housing has done little to redress spatial apartheid, with housing delivery failing to keep pace with the considerable backlog. This has led to a housing crisis, in terms of which hundreds of…

The year 2020 has certainly been a challenging year for the education system, but most importantly for educators and learners as they grappled with the onset of the covid19 pandemic and its disruptions to learning. At the peak of the pandemic, several principals took a bold stand against the opening…

So a few weeks ago, a meeting was held with informal traders and formal business operators in Gatesville in Athlone, to discuss the City’s plan to reduce the risk of Covid-19 infections as the festive season nears. The meeting came after a letter had been sent, notifying them that the…

Earlier last month, Saudi Arabia launched a plan for gradual resumption of the Umrah after suspension of around seven months due to the coronavirus outbreak. Saudi Press Agency is reporting that nearly 2 million pilgrims have now registered to perform Umrah in Saudi Arabia via a smartphone app in one…

Public consultation on a Local Spatial Development Framework for District Six has been underway with claimants and the City of Cape Town. The purpose of this plan is to formulate a vision and related policy guidelines and intervention projects for the area. However, questions have been raised by the D6…