On The Agenda

Mobile businesses in the informal sector have welcomed the City’s proposed policy that will provide more spaces for this part of the economy. The Food Truckers Association’s Head of Commercial Operations Rob Munro says that […]

Gangs are taking advantage of drug addicts by taking over their homes for money to feed their habit. Manenberg Community Policing Forum deputy chairperson, Vanessa Adriaanse was speaking as this trend is causing a bigger […]

The community of Parkwood will forever be defined by the actions that led to the death of an Uber driver who was targeted over false claims that he was a kidnapper. The 31-year-old Abongile Mafalala […]

The issuing of a noise complaint to the Salt River mosque by the City could instigate more gentrification sentiments. However, the City noise by-laws do not explicitly exclude places of worship. This has resulted in […]

The country’s rail network will not be privatised. This is the assertion of Deputy Director General of Rail Transport Ngwako Makaepea. He was speaking as the Transport Department has released a White Paper on the […]

The Zionist policy of forcing Palestinians to demolish their own homes has once again come into play in the Al Quds town of Beit Hanina. The Israelis claim that the homeowner, Atwan as-Salaymeh did not […]

The perception that high profile cases get all the polices’ resources must be taken with a pinch of salt. Oxfam SA Executive Director, Lebogang Ramofoko says that while media and political interest in certain gender-based […]

Struggling South Africans are making more use of credit to stretch their finances to the end of the month. Research conducted by Debt Rescue has found that people are cancelling their insurance policies, selling their […]

Members of the Khulumani Support Group have been protesting at Constitutional Hill for nine days calling on government to make good on the promised Apartheid reparations. The group’s Judy Seidmann says that the Truth and […]

The aggression of the Israeli forces against Palestinians has long been unmasked. Just yesterday, seven Israeli occupiers were convicted of incitement to terrorism after they celebrated the 2015 murder of 18-month-old Ali Dawabshe and his […]

Palestinian creatives are finding impactful ways to artistically show their resistance against Apartheid Israel. We see this through music, graffiti and embroidery. This is even more so for refugees who have to look from the […]

Activists allege that the change to the Social Relief of Distress Grant application process is meant to reduce the number of beneficiaries. The grant was initiated during the Covid-19 National State of Disaster and has […]

Palestinian children have  not been able escape the brutality of Zionist Israel. Often scenes play out where children need to confront military tanks to protect them and their families. At least 180 Palestinians including 27 […]

Several informal settlements across KwaZulu-Natal have still not been assessed by authorities. Member of the shackdwellers movement, Abahlali baseMjondolo, Busi Diko says that families are left in the open as there are no alternative accommodations […]

Arrests have been made in connection with three separate mass shootings in Khayelitsha. At least 13 people were killed and three others injured in these shootings which took place in less than a month. Guest: […]

The SA Poultry Association has rejected calls made by an industry peer group to remove all trade tariffs on chicken imports. According to the peer grouping, the suspension in tariffs could result in a 33% […]

The past weekend of deadly shootings in Bonteheuwel points to gangsters trying to reassert their dominance in the area. Ward Councillor Angus McKenzie says that authorities have cracked down on drug houses, which are often […]

April marks freedom month, and during this time the anti-Apartheid stalwarts contribution to fighting for democracy and ending the oppressive regime gets highlighted. However, families of slain freedom fighters that weren’t as popular or on […]

Are children more at risk of developing cancer than in previous years? According to the South African National Cancer Registry, leukaemia remains the most common cancer among children, with those younger than five-years-old being at […]

In the holy fasting month of Ramadaan it is advised to break your fast with a date and water. Dates are native to the Middle East but now can be grown across the globe. These […]

Hundreds of Capetonians that have been protected from evictions due to the Covid-19 regulations, could now find themselves without a home. This is plaguing several communities, and civil society organisations. The National State of Disaster […]

Since May 2019, more than 6 000 commuters traveled with the MyCiTi N2 Express service daily. But due to issues with contracts the service was suspended for three years affecting thousands commuters in Khayelitsha and […]

The unemployment rate has increased by more than 35%. It crossed the feared threshold in the fourth quarter of 2021. This leaves the country in a deeper crisis. Guest: Mzikazi Nkata – Deputy Secretary, National […]

The City is proposing to turn the Sea Point Promenade into a pedestrian only zone. They plan to allow cyclists, skateboarders and rollerbladers on the seaside of Beach Road from Mouille Point to the pavilion […]

The spate of gun violence in Hanover Park this weekend is due to gang members being released from prison. The local Residents Association’s chairperson Denver Andrews says that the community was not made aware that […]

The country’s unemployment figures have increased yet again. The fourth quarter of last year showed more people losing their jobs, with South Africa’s unemployment rate standing at 35.3%. Stats SA also revealed that this figure […]

The canal in Gugulethu where the body of a naked woman was found yesterday is becoming a dumping ground for these kinds of crimes. Local Community Policing Forum Secretary, Nokwanda Mkongi says that there have been […]

South Africa’s employer market is at a critical stage with the country now demanding a new list of critical skills – opening opportunities for immigrants. Among the sought after experts are geologists, environmental managers, and […]

The African Union is walking on eggshells as it deals with the issue of the Israeli regime’s observer status at the continental body.  This was after it was unilaterally granted accreditation last July by then […]

The cost of cancer treatment for the average South African is very high. This as a study conducted in 2020 showed the cost of chemotherapy in the public sector is just over R15 000. This […]

There have been serious sexual allegations levelled at now suspended Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz. At least four other senior officials have also been suspended and are accused of procuring and grooming the women for […]

Residents in Blue Downs and surrounding areas have been left without water due to a damaged pipeline. Residents were expecting the water supply to be restored last night but the damage is worse and it […]

The much-contested property of Indigenous importance had a protection order awarded by Heritage Western Cape. However, this order was later overruled by an inter ministerial committee. This was heard during the court proceedings over three […]

Independent legal counsel will be appointed to conduct an external investigation into the veracity of the allegations against Albert Fritz. Premier Alan Winde has provided an update on the processes being followed as Fritz has […]

It’s unclear if criminal charges have been laid against suspended Community Safety MEC, Albert Fritz. His suspension was announced by Premier Alan Winde last night, with no explanation. Online publication, News24, reports that the suspension […]

The City of Cape Town says that the death of Dumisani Joxo, a homeless man, followed an altercation with Law Enforcement officers. It says that witnesses had concurred that several people were involved in the […]

As thousands of holidaymakers across the country head out to their destinations, is your car as ready as you are for the journey? Being roadworthy  is not only about avoiding fines, but also ensuring you […]

Some parts of the Cape Town CBD have been without electricity due to a technical fault. The main feeder lines from the City’s Acacia High Voltage Substation to Montague Gardens and Eskom’s Tafelbaai High Voltage […]

A plea has been made for Western Cape communities to safeguard their schools during the holiday period. Education MEC Debbie Schäfer says vandalism and burglary plagues these learning institutions and has serious consequences on their […]

Eskom has once again failed to install the necessary carbon emission filters at Medupi power station, which has now led to it becoming a major polluter. That’s the criticism from energy expert, Tshepo Kgadima. Medupi […]

Newly-launched NGO Elevator Ground has been working to bring dignity to young girls from disadvantaged communities in Cape Town by distributing sanitary towels to schools in Nyanga and Gugulethu. In time, they hope to expand […]

The City of Cape Town is looking forward to resurrecting Cape Town’s rail system. This, as Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced his intentions to introduce reforms to the rail sector, by bringing in third party […]

The levies added to South Africa’s fuel price, is causing sky-rocketing increases, which must be addressed. This is the warning from the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA). They’ve taken this concern to government, noting that […]

The Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic communities held a meeting on the way forward on the regulations of Umrah and Hajj pilgrims. This as the South […]

Motorists will be digging even deeper into their pockets when they head to petrol stations in December. This as the petrol price will be hiked by 81c a litre. At the start of November, petrol […]

There is a renewed call for government to investigate South African mercenaries in Zionist Israel. This comes in the wake of the death of a South African-born illegal settler near Al Quds. He died while […]

There has been a spike in influenza cases since the start of this month. The National Institute for Communicable Diseases says that they have noted a steady rise from late August with a sharp increase […]

Oil and gas exploration by the energy giant Shell on the South African Wild coast region is set to take place as of December and span between four to five months. The Anglo-Dutch firm says […]

South Africa has ranked 17th out of 30 countries in the Global Drug Policy Index. The accountability tool looks at drug policies and their implementation. It uses five indicators which include the criminal justice system. […]

A protest by the Cry of the Xcluded is set to take place during the Medium Term Budget. The organisation says that government continues to make empty promises even though they were given an undertaking […]

All by-laws that criminalise homelessness without a just cause must be reviewed. This is the call from the Inkathalo Conversations which made over 150 recommendation in its report on homelessness. The inquiry was commissioned by […]

South African motorists are now paying R1.21 more for a litre of petrol. The fuel price hike is likely to result in the increase of basic necessities such as food. It means consumers will need […]

The Human Rights Commission of South Africa wants the rotational learning at primary school to come to an end. It believes that this form of learning has a negative impact on children and their education in […]

To find out who’s contesting in your ward has just been made easier. A collaboration between OpenUp and Open Cities Lab has made this possible for free. All you have to do is just type […]

South African cricketer Quinton de Kock has apologised to his teammates and fans for refusing to take the knee and abandoning them during a T20 World Cup match. In a statement de Kock says he […]

Stage 4 load shedding has been implemented due to what Eskom claims is a further shortage of generation capacity. Thereafter Stage 2 load shedding will be implemented until Saturday. This as Eskom is saying that […]

The public has noted that South Africa has endured load shedding for more than a decade, which casts further shadows over the country’s ability to address the energy crisis. Radio 786 listeners have reacted with […]

Cricket South Africa has remained mum over the Quinton de Kock saga. It follows his decision to withdraw from the Proteas’ T20 World Cup match with the West Indies yesterday. Speculation has widely linked his […]

The number of independent candidates contesting the local government elections this year has grown, however there is concern that they may still be overlooked for the larger, more established parties. Guest: Dawie Scholtz, Independent Elections […]

Covid PCR testing is being scrutinised. This after South Africa’s competition authority is ridiculing the price of Covid PCR testing, which they say has failed to come down. The Polymerase chain reaction test is the […]

Independent Candidates are on the rise in this local government elections. Hanif Loonat is running for Ward 60 as he contests against major parties. He says that voting independently is the way to go and […]

Salt River and Woodstock residents took to the streets over the weekend to object to the selling of alcohol at local petrol stations. Communities believe that petrol stations and adjoining convenience stores will be fueling […]

Home Affairs offices are extending their operating hours. This after complaints of improper practices at officers were expressed. There is an alleged practice where queues are being cut short and people sent home after the […]

The widely criticised Formula E event will not take place next year. The organisers have told the hosting City of Cape Town, that this is due to the uncertainty of the country’s lockdown regulations. It’s […]

President Cyril Ramaphosa has notified Police Commissioner, Khehla Sitole of his intention to suspend him. It follows allegations that Sitole had intentionally delayed several IPID investigations into corrupt procurement deals. These were for contracts in […]

The International Labour Research Information Group (ILRIG) has played an integral role in community education and conducting research which helps in focusing the initiatives calling for social change. Guest: Shawn Hattingh, researcher and educator at […]

The outcomes of local government elections have a direct impact on communities. Many have had to contend with infrastructural problems which can lead to more struggles with theft and security. The community of Bishop Lavis […]

The South African political landscape has become saturated with parties vying for votes in the upcoming local government elections. This has been further complicated by the number of independent candidates that have also vowed to […]

Residents in the Khayelitsha informal settlement of Site B have blocked roads in response to the City of Cape Town’s poor handling of sewage in their area. Mew Way and Bonga Drive saw road closures […]

Community activists are at the forefront of the daily challenges facing citizens. They are often their advocates, and provide guidance on the community’s rights in the face of several obstacles. The community of Hangberg, however, […]

September 26 marks World News Day – launched by a Canadian journalist in 2018 to raise awareness about the critical role the Fourth Estate plays. It’s not aimed at an industry celebration, but to raise […]

Radio 786 celebrates 26 years of broadcasting and has through the years maintained its relevance through adapting with the times. And it naturally recognised the importance of having a strong multi-media presence where what you […]

In the first edition of Civil Society in Action, we discuss the role of municipalities in ensuring that the public’s basic needs are met. The past 18 months have shown up the deep-rooted problems that […]

The South Muslim Network (SAMNET) is urging all citizens to register to vote in the upcoming municipal elections, and has underlined the responsibility of Muslims to participate in the political process. Registrations take place this […]

Students are weighing in on whether Covid-19 vaccinations should be compulsory at the University of Cape Town. Professors have proposed this measure to protect the university community from becoming seriously ill. The university’s Student Representative […]

Muslims have a duty to be fully active in improving society. The South African Muslim Network says that one way of doing this, is by participating in the elections. Dr Faisal Suliman says this can […]

South Africa’s leaders have lost their connection with their people. This is the criticism from anti-Apartheid activist and psychologist, Dr Saths Cooper. He was speaking as this year marks the 44th commemoration since Steve Biko […]

The Fisheries and Aquaculture Development Institute (Fadi) has launched its net-making project in St Helena Bay with the aim of up-skilling members from fishing communities in net-making. The project is part of their alternative livelihoods […]

The General Industries Workers Union of South Africa are staging an indefinite, national strike. This comes after an escalating battle for a living wage of R12 500 a month. Workers also complain of systematic attacks […]

The first-ever dictionary of South Africa’s Kaaps language is being developed. The dictionary project is the result of ongoing collaborative work between sociolinguists and Cape hip-hop artists. Kaaps or Afri-kaaps is a language that developed […]

August 23 marks International Day for the Rememberance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. This day was chosen because of the significant uprising by slaves at the time in Haiti. The days August the […]

The re-opened inquest of the death of Dr Hoosen Mia Haffajee will reveal the truth about how the Apartheid resistance was blocked on all corners. The inquest is underway in the Pietermaritzburg High Court with […]

Pepper, tomato and spinach prices have gone up by at least 20% after ice frost in the Limpopo region caused damage to these crops. According to agricultural information group, Agrimark Trends, the volume of spinach and […]

Muharram marks the commencement of the  Islamic year. Calculated according to the lunar calendar, 1 Muharram of the year 1443 falls on 10 August 2021. Muharram is considered the second holiest month after the month of fasting, […]

Preliminary investigations found that Unit 4 of the Medupi power station in Limpopo exploded due to hydrogen mixing with air. Just last week Eskom announced that all units were up and running at the facility. The utility […]

The coloured identity can never be treated as a homogenous entity.This cannot be more clear than in a recent paper published by now University of Cape Town PhD candidate Doctor Simone Peters. In her paper […]

The Congress of Democratic Taxi Associations (Codeta) has resumed its services in the Western Cape. This after violent clashes between it and rival taxi association, the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (Cata) have been engaged in […]

The African National Congress(ANC) has held a picket outside the SABC building in Rocklands, Sea Point. The picketers are calling for the building which is being auctioned, to be sold instead to human settlement entities […]

Amidst the tensions, violence and looting in Durban, schools have been affected. The published list of some 32 schools affected shows that computers, fencing and infrastructure have been damaged. We assess the extent of the […]

A service delivery protest has hit the Capricorn area near Muizenberg, Cape Town. It is alleged that some residents near Vrygrond had planned to march to shops. They laid burning rubble on Prince George Drive, […]

Gugulethu residents have more faith in their neighbourhood watch than they do in the police. This is the sentiment shared by the local Community Policing Forum’s chairperson, Thembinkosi Mjuza. He was speaking as they have […]

Have you been getting emails or texts requesting permission to use your information?  That’s because the Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Act has come into effect. The act seeks to regulate what kind of information […]

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has been served another blow after the Constitutional Court handed down a scathing judgment which found that the Public Protector did not have the scope and powers to investigate the CR17 […]

People surviving in informal settlements have been the hardest hit by the heavy rains that have battered Cape Town over the past few days. Thousands have been affected as shacks have been flooded. In Masiphumelele […]

It’s likely that the electricity and municipal rates increases are going to push up the prices of essential goods including food. As of July 1st in Cape Town, electricity will cost over 13% more while […]

As of July 1, and in the midst of winter Cape Town residents will be paying 13% more for electricity. It comes following a High Court ruling that electricity provider, Eskom can go ahead with […]

Dogs are being trained in South Africa to identify people with Covid-19. At least five canines are part of this project which is a collaboration between RAPS K9 Law enforcement, private hospital group Netcare and […]

The Constitutional Court has handed down a landmark ruling ordering former President Jacob Zuma go to jail for 15 months for being in contempt of court. There was a majority and a dissenting judgment. Zuma […]

What had been described as ‘aggressive urbanism’ in Palestine has far extended to oppressive occupation; with land theft, displacement, and abductions becoming the norm. The resistance in Sheikh Jarrah, Silwan and other Palestinian towns defending […]

The Imam Haroon Foundation expressed its skepticism over the specialist unit being established to probe apartheid-era atrocities in the 1960s. National Coordinator for the Imam Haroon Foundation Cassiem Khan says while the renewed energy to […]

The City of Cape Town has proposed even stricter contingencies against people who are experiencing homelessness. The amended proposed by-laws come as a shocking response to eleven people who experienced homelessness that challenged the High […]

Police are probing cases of murder and attempted after four people were shot in Manenberg, where two of the victims were killed. Three gunmen reportedly opened fire at taxis parked at a busy intersection on […]

Heideveld matriarchs are donning their gowns and protecting the public from gangsterism and crime. The so-called ‘Gown Gang’ was initiated by Heideveld resident, Vanessa Nelson. She witnessed how a teenage girl was attacked by a […]

Ebrahim Rhoda has served his community for most of his life, not only through his research and writing but through active citizenship. In 2018, the University of the Western Cape awarded Rhoda its inaugural Gold […]

The Covid-19 pandemic has made many tobacco users think about kicking the habit of smoking. The World Health Organisation says nearly 60% of tobacco users wanted to quit. This year World No Tobacco Day aims […]

It appears that South Africa has finally come out with what some would call an adequate response to the Israeli aggression against Palestine and its people. International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor says that it’s become […]

Members of the South African BDS Coalition, its affiliates and other partner organisations and trade unions will descend on the Durban port tomorrow. It’s in protest of the docking of an Israeli ship, and in […]

There is growing concern in Langa that the area could become the next crime hotspot. They want the City and province to take urgent strategic action to curb the crime. This follows four separate shooting […]

As we mark International Day of the Oppressed, we turn our focus to the unrest in Myanmar, and the impact that administration has had on the Rohingya community. Millions live in the diaspora, while a […]

Israeli occupation forces are reportedly using internationally banned phosphorus shells in Gaza. This as the rockets fired from the coastal enclave since the start of the latest round between the Zionist occupation and Palestinian resistance […]

Tensions soared in Sheikh Jarrah yesterday, when illegal Israeli settlers backed up by occupying forces attempted to remove Palestinians from their homes. The Israelis had marked the anniversary of the 1967 occupation of Palestine. Their […]

The violence in Yemen has been described as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. It’s affected every aspect of Yemeni life. For more on the situation there, Voices of Resistance spoke to the deputy […]

The Palestinian youths in the occupied cities of Lod, Umm Al-Fahm and Rahat protested against the Israeli aggression on Al-Aqsa Mosque, Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood and Gaza Strip, clashing with the Zionist forces. The youths burned […]

Human rights activists in South Africa are supporting a bill that will effectively outlaw the country’s dealings with Zionist Israel. The Implementation and Protection of Palestinian Solidarity Rights Bill will apply to the government and […]

As we continue our coverage in the lead up to International Quds Day, we turn our focus to the people who demonstrate and are active in raising awareness about the Palestinian struggle. I’m sure you […]

Israeli forces have finally retreated from al-Aqsa Mosque’s courtyard and Palestinians are returning. Palestinians are now in the process of cleaning the holy site, which is littered with tear gas canisters, stun grenades and cartridges. […]

There’s a new vehicle – if we could call it that… the Bajaj which has already been the aim of jokes is currently considered as the cheapest “vehicle” in South Africa. Shaped like a tiny […]

For the sake of your soil – think twice about using laundry water to irrigate your garden. This is the advice from soil scientists at Stellenbosch University who published the first-ever comprehensive research on the […]

The discovery of insulin in 1921 transformed how diabetes was treated. People no longer saw it as a death sentence but a chronic condition. A century later how has insulin changed and how accessible is […]

Compounded medicine containing ivermectin can be sold and prescribed to South Africans. This is the ruling of the North Gauteng High Court, following an agreement between the health regulator SAHPRA and various parties fighting for […]

There is a growing concern in Langa that the area could become the next crime hotspot. They want the City and province to take urgent strategic action to curb the crime. This follows four separate […]

The City of Cape Town’s R 1.4 million civil claims against Gatvol Capetonian and the EFF has been met with outrage. The City accuses the groups of being behind the damages that occurred during a […]

The South African documentary, ‘My Octopus Teacher’, was named the best documentary at the British Academy Film Awards in London last night. The film documents a year spent by filmmaker Craig Foster forging a relationship […]

The likelihood of municipal elections taking place this year has been debated, with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic being cited as the main cause for concern. The Independent Electoral Commission’s vice-chairperson, Janet Love says […]

At least four out of five suspects have been wounded during a shootout with police in Goodwood. It’s understood the Flying Squad received information about a stolen vehicle driving in the area. The police say […]

It’s been almost a year since South Africa entered lockdown. It proved a challenge for many communities who were struggling to gain access to food and other social relief. This is where the Community Action […]

The Netherlands has banned the Islamic face covering, known as the burqa. This law is applied on public transport, government buildings and health institutions. However, with the recent pandemic, wearing a face mask has become […]

One person has reportedly been killed as police clashed with protesting Wits students. However, police have not officially confirmed the fatality. Police have fired rubber bullets and used teargas on a group of Wits University […]

Electricity tariff hikes loom next month, and with the economic hardships being experienced, South Africans don’t know how to overcome the challenges of these increases. To help us assess the impact these hikes will have […]

Veteran journalist and political commentator, Karima Brown has passed away after battling Covid-19. She most recently hosted the eNCA show, The Fix. She is revered for her approach to journalism and her activist background ensured […]

Mosquitoes have been on the move with no signs of letting up in recent days. The summer months normally bring these bloodsuckers to town, this year we’ve noticed an increase in the number of mosquitoes […]

It is international Civil Aviation Day. This year it is being commemorated under the theme of Advancing Innovation for Global Aviation Development. This day is celebrated to reinforce awareness of the role and importance of […]

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has reiterated his stance that the province does not support further lockdowns in any form. He was speaking in his weekly digicon as the Cape sees a resurgence in Covid-19 […]

Apex High school in Eerste River has been voted the News24 Super School of 2020. This achievement comes for the school’s Covid-19 “keep learning” initiatives. The no-fee, dual-medium public school moved all classes online, while […]

Economic justice for women will be highlighted this 16 Days of Activism Against Violence on Women and Children, as South Africa works to fight its other pandemic, Gender-Based Violence. For women living and working in […]

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have not forgotten the assaults meted out to its members in Brackenfell. They have demanded justice for those who were beaten during protests in the area over the past two […]

We say goodbye to a pioneering member of the Radio 786 family. He has been described as a connector of people, who took pride in being of service to the community and always revered for […]

On the wall of the Community House in Salt River, is a 20-metre high mural of the late anit-apartheid activist Imam Abdullah Haron.Graffiti artists, Rizah Potgieter spent six days and three days painting the artwork […]

Proper public participation is not being practiced in the proposed relocation of informal traders in Gatesville. This is the contestation of the acting spokesperson of the Gatesville Informal Traders Association, Imtiaz Shaikh. He notes that […]

A group of indigenous people are occupying a piece of land in Cecilia Forest on the Table Mountain reserve. They maintain that their presence is legal under international law, however, SANParks has confirmed that a […]

The security companies that had been employed by Prasa had been draining the parastatal of necessary funds. Spokesperson Makhosini Mgitywa was responding as a spat is brewing between the Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula and members […]

There will be some circumstances in which compensation will be granted for land that the government intends to expropriate. Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille, says that in these cases, the courts will […]

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille speaks to Radio 786 about the impact of the amendments to the Land Expropriation Bill. These are expected to streamline the acquisition of land for the public […]

Minister for Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia De Lille has offered to provide clarity on the revised expropriation bill. The law would now allow land to be confiscated without compensation if its unused, abandoned or […]