On 8 February, Bulelani Qolani will launch his damages claim against the City of Cape Town.

Bulelani took to Radio Zibonele with other leaders to condemn the City of Cape Town's brutal & inhumane treatment onto poor and working-class.

Bulelani Qolani to launch his damages case against City of Cape Town

Exploring the Law Through an Intersectional Lens.

President, Ministers challenged to act on land reform and redistribution.

On the previous episode, our spotlight shone on the People's Land campaign. It's a collective call echoing far and wide, urging the President to place land directly into the hands of the people. 
But the crucial question looms: what unfolds when this visionary act comes to fruition? 
Are we prepared for this transformative step?
On this episode we dissect forms of ownership.

Forms of ownership

On this episode, we dive deep into a pressing issue that has been haunting our society: the disregard for our constitution by government officials and the often-overlooked suffering of the poor and working-class. A few weeks ago, we had a conversation with the Women's Legal Centre regarding COIDA amendments aimed at providing protection for domestic workers. For far too long, the government has turned a blind eye to the exploitation of domestic workers, benefiting from what some call "cheap labour." But what's often hidden beneath the surface is the profound impact this has on the lives of those at the receiving end.

To help us unpack this issue further, let's draw in the story of the Tafelberg site in Sea Point.

The Story of Tafelberg.

Finding money for affordable housing

In this episode, we delve into a topic that affects us all - affordable alternative building technologies that both the government and our community at large should seriously consider. We're acutely aware of the housing crisis, with many people still in pursuit of the dream of home ownership. The city, on its own, simply can't tackle the overwhelming housing backlog, which stands at a staggering 365,000 households waiting for a solution.  

The reality is, constructing social housing doesn't come without its cost. So, are we facing an insurmountable challenge, or could there be innovative building technologies that our community should be exploring? 

Barry and Yanga dissects how building with sandbags could be the answer.

Affordable building technology: sandbags with Ubuhle Bakha Ubuhle

On this episode we discuss a crucial subject that has a significant impact on
all of us: Climate Change. We delve into an examination of what climate change
entails and its repercussions for housing and human settlements.

Bulelani Qolani to launch his damages case against City of Cape Town

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