Provincial Deputy Speaker Beverly Schäfer faces charges of wasteful expenditure on luxury vehicles
Neglect of crime in the Cape by national police is nothing new, with the gangs deal going back to 2011. But now radio systems are failing, and officers resort to own cellphones
As much as we all agree on the desired outcomes, nobody agrees on the path to get there
A new white paper proposes replacement of all existing immigration law with a single Act of parliament, to reduce complexity and facilitate skilled migration
Robert King writes about his personal reasons for joining the Referendum Party, and what South Africa means to the Cape
The lobbying firm KRL International has done work with Ghanaian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and has strong connections to the US State department
This is the first installment in a series of articles about ethnic voting patterns in South Africa, and what they mean for power and politics.