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‘Not South African enough’ — how police allegedly target citizens and migrants across Joburg (opens the original)
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Johannesburg police are accused of using xenophobic profiling against both foreign nationals and naturalised South African citizens. The founder and chief executive officer of One Stone Capital Group, Tendai Musikavanhu, was returning from church on Sunday, 27 September, when he was accosted outside his Northcliff, Johannesburg, home by police officers who allegedly accused him of using fake identity documents after seeing he had a Shona surname. Musikavanhu said the Uber he and his wife were in
Joburgâs silent siege â Kensington residents move out as home hijackers move in (opens the original)
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Abandoned and hijacked homes in Johannesburgâs Kensington are driving residents out as illegal extensions, overcrowding and utility theft pile up costs and erode property values. In Milner Crescent, a main road in the hilly Johannesburg suburb of Kensington, there stands a dilapidated ruin. The roof is missing, all the pipes and floorboards have long been stripped, and tall weeds have taken over what was once the garden. Owned by the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, it is said to
R12m Cosatu National Congress collapses as ANC, SACP divisions split allies (opens the original)
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Cosatuâs 15th National Congress collapsed following a dramatic dispute over candidate suspensions, with political tensions playing a role. The failure to reach a quorum leaves both the labour federation and the broader alliance facing an uncertain future. Thirty-six years after the Tripartite Alliance was formed between the African National Congress (ANC), the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), and the South African Communist Party (SACP), the future of the alliance is uncertain
Voters splinter among parties as support for the ANC plunges (opens the original)
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New polling suggests voters are starting to favour smaller parties rather than rallying behind the DA as the ANC loses ground across the metros ahead of Novemberâs local government elections. Although recent polling data indicates the ANC will lose more ground in the metros, experts warn that this canât yet be read as a shift from the ANC to the DA. Rather, it may signal that South African politics are becoming more fragmented. Data published on 4 September by the market research company Ips
Transforming The Wilds from a no-gone zone to a top rated park (opens the original)
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The Wilds was a neglected public park notorious for violent crime until artist James Delaney revived it with his signature colourful animal sculptures. Now itâs the top-rated park in Johannesburg. For two decades, The Wilds was widely considered a no-go zone for Johannesburg residents. The 16-hectare park sandwiched between Houghton and Killarney was abandoned by citizens after it was connected to a string of violent crimes. The low foot traffic and poor maintenance turned the park, which is c
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