Our week ahead 22 – 26 May 2017
This week we focus on the achievements of the last five decades since the...
KZN healthcare services in a state of emergency
DURBAN, 15th MAY 2017: KwaZulu-Natal’s healthcare services are in a state of...
SECTION27 took over LEADSA's twitter for an hour and a half
On 14 March 2017, SECTION27 took over LEADSA’s twitter (@lead_sa) for an...
Improving Legal Literacy in the Struggle for the Right to Education
On 15 February 2017, a partnership of civil society organisations that have...
BEYOND THE NATIONAL BUDGET: PROVINCIAL BUDGETS AND SPENDING
First published in the Business Day online Amidst the political upheaval to...
Spotlight: Fly-by-night tenders
A special investigation into aeromedical services in South Africa. By Marcus Low...
Health Market Inquiry timetable revised
The Health Market Inquiry has published its revised timetable. The inquiry will...
Raise High the Roof Beams, Cadres
Raise High the Roof Beams, Cadres MARK HEYWOOD 28 NOV 2016 08:39 (SOUTH...
SECTION27 fundraiser: Pay Back the Curry
Join SECTION27 as we host the hit one-man show ‘Pay Back the Curry’,...
Clarity on SECTION27's position on Life Esidimeni
Since November 2015 SECTION27 has continued to provide legal support to the...
Civil Society, Human Rights Activists Condemn Ugandan Police Attack on Lawful LGBTI Pride Celebration
SECTION27 and the Treatment Action Campaign join Health Gap and other civil...
Bongani Nkala & others v Harmony Gold & others
The judgment in six applications for leave to appeal was handed down on 24...
Raking through Vuwani schools' ashes
The Vuwani area resembles a ghost town, filled with scenes of textbook...
Right to basic education, Vuwani
This article first appeared on The Daily Maverick All photos by SECTION27. If...
Fixing schools not a choice
This article was first published on the Daily Maverick Op-Ed: A 5-point plan to...
HELEN SUZMAN FOUNDATION RAID
NGO STATEMENT ON HELEN SUZMAN FOUNDATION RAID 22 March 2016 On Sunday afternoon...
Silence on basic education
SECTION27 is concerned by the deafening silence in respect of basic education in...