The Western Cape, like much of South Africa, has had its symbolic representation redesigned to fit new political constituencies. But did they need to be this bad?
Phil Craig lays out the path forward for the movement after its recent defeat, and makes the case for a privately-run referendum
Complaints about the sewage outflow stretch back to 1888, but permanent remedies have only been sought recently, under pressure from conservationists and political parties
The Cape Independence Advocacy Group plans to replicate a plan adopted by Venice, Italy in 2014, in order to pressure the Premier into holding the promised official referendum
The DA however, has wilted in the face of the unions. But they could have used this crisis to improve schools dramatically
The MEC for agriculture made a presentation to the two foreign investment groups, assuring them of the benefits of the province's and the GNU's economic plans
The new airport in Plettenberg Bay is the second major project since the commissioning of the Winelands airport late last year.
The City aims to transform the CBD to make it friendlier to tourists and foot traffic, with an ambitious plan to turn the city into a walkable mixed-development hub
DA insist they haven't abandoned federalism, but their recent police deal adopts a governance scheme eerily similar to the ANC's proposed District Development Model
