ZEP holders express fear for their children's education amid immigration tensions.

Loading player...
As anti-immigration tensions continue to grip parts of South Africa, parents holding Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEP) say they are being forced into an impossible choice: keep their children in schools where they fear harassment or uproot them to Zimbabwe, where many risk repeating grades because of differences in the education system.
13 Jul English South Africa News

Other recent episodes

What happens if coalition talks fail? Expert unpacks implications for municipalities

Dr Lungelwa Kaywood, an Extraordinary Associate at Stellenbosch University's School of Public Leadership, says coalition negotiations must not delay the constitution of municipal councils, warning that prolonged political deadlock could affect governance and financial oversight, although day-to-day service delivery should continue.
10 Nov 7 min

Why trust wants restricts on alcohol sale cut-offs in Northern Cape.

Kashifa Ancer, campaign manager of DGMTs Alcohol Harms Reduction campaign said longer hours increase alcohol related harm including violence and road injuries. While the trust acknowledged concerns about economic impact she said public health costs must also count, that alcohol sales need to be done in moderation.
27 Oct 1 min