Cape Town has found a permanent solution to water scarcity: Recycled sewage
Already happening in Egypt and Namibia, Cape Town is embarking on a wastewater recycling project to build a long-term sustainable water supply
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Already happening in Egypt and Namibia, Cape Town is embarking on a wastewater recycling project to build a long-term sustainable water supply
A group of anti-maskers has been protesting against the Covid-19 lockdown on Fish Hoek Beach where at least two journalists have been assaulted.
Why were no arrests made during this weekend's beach protests? 2 February 2021 1:23 PM Share This: Were the lack of arrests this weekend a sign of a racist, classist police service, asks The Midday Report's Lester Kiewit. Do the recent beach protests highlight a prejudice by police on the grounds of race and class? On Tuesday's Midday Report Lester Kiewit posed the question to conflict specialist Eldred De Klerk from the Africa Centre for Security and Intelligence Praxis. This past weekend hundreds of people took to beaches across the city in prote...