City’s JP Smith: Eviction appeal a blow to public safety in Woodstock News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za24th August 2026
Rising Cape Town rentals creating a pressure cooker for small food businesses, vendors say News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za22nd August 2026
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City to oppose appeal over Woodstock, Salt River land evictions News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za20th August 2026
Crime or homelessness? Cape Town eviction battle heats up as lobby group launches appeal News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za20th August 2026
We’re not criminals, say Transnet land occupiers News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za20th August 2026
Iconic 49-year-old building in South Africa’s best-run city sitting empty after R135 million deal News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za19th August 2026
What proposed new rules could mean for Airbnb hosts in Cape Town News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za13th August 2026
Crossing The Line | Disha Govender: holding the state accountable on land News, NU in the mediaBy zacharia@nu.org.za20th August 2026