Intlabathi reads legislation, regulations, gazette notices and judgments, and explains in plain language what has changed and who it affects. Every piece is written to be read once and understood, not tracked.
Intlabathi reads legislation, regulations, gazette notices and judgments, and explains in plain language what has changed and who it affects. Every piece is written to be read once and understood, not tracked.
Indoor heat in Khayelitsha already breaches safe thresholds four days in ten. The law was supposed to fix this in 2013. It hasn't.
A commercial farmer irrigating from a river today may be doing so under a right that has never once been tested against a licence application.
The state is appealing a coal plan it no longer has.
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What this is
We do not litigate or organise. We close the distance between expert knowledge and public understanding, because that distance is itself a justice problem. Read more about why this project exists on the Roots page.