What’s wrong with us? Inside the mind of South Africans

Marianne Thamm
09 MAY

Pros and comms: Lessons in preventing violent protest in South Africa 

Chandre Gould for ISS TODAY
04 MAY

There is no magic bullet to solve problems of community safety, violence and risky behaviour

Christina Laurenzi and Mark Tomlinson
15 APR

Life in Happiness Valley, Gauteng: It is all too much

Shiraaz Mohamed and Estelle Ellis
13 APR

Powder keg at Gauteng’s Blyvoor mine: Management and union ask for state intervention

Ed Stoddard
08 APR

Survivor of xenophobic attack speaks: ‘It’s hard to believe it was the people we know who attacked us’

Shireen Hassim, Tawana Kupe and Eric Worby
28 MAR

Still no justice for scores of Soweto Derby dead

Nick Said
19 MAR

Police negligence in rape case before Constitutional Court

Tania Broughton
08 FEB

No booze, less meat: Taverns feel the pinch of the Covid-19 ban

Tariro Washinyira
27 JAN

South Africa’s crime victim survey plugs the gaps in stats

Andrew Faull
04 JAN

Braced for a surge in cash-in-transit heists, sector turns to tech to protect lives

Shiraaz Mohamed
13 DEC

ANC on MKMVA: Just speaking out will not be enough, not any more

Stephen Grootes
26 NOV

Ipid checks whether expired rubber bullets were used in quelling protests that ended in death of child

Vincent Cruywagen
02 NOV

Gang bosses face 145 charges — including 10 murders — for decade of terror in Western Cape

Vincent Cruywagen
21 OCT

Lockdown lessons on violence and policing in South Africa

ISS Today
02 SEP

Stability needed for CAR’s upcoming elections

Mohamed Diatta
12 AUG

Persistent high-level corruption at SAPS robs South Africans of right to safety in a violent society

Marianne Thamm
04 AUG

Call for SAPS to apply Marikana recommendations when dealing with civil unrest

Vincent Cruywagen
28 JUL

Schools, buses and trucks in flames — Cape Town forced to suspend services

Vincent Cruywagen
23 JUL

Darfur’s conflict could return to square one

Meressa K Dessu for ISS Today
22 JUL

Curbing violence is high on new Western Cape children’s commissioner’s agenda

Suné Payne
17 JUN