The mistake often made by many is that of assuming or thinking that the fight against oppression started with celebrated leaders such as Mandela, Biko, and Sobukwe amongst others.
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While in his youth Cedric Mboyisa used to save up enough money to get a copy of the newspaper South Coast Herald. The pages of…
Locating our struggles for environmental justice and protecting our human rights through forcing mining companies to comply with legal guidelines and to work with communities on the issues concerning our livelihoods within the greater struggle for economic freedom, as poor and rural mine affected communities, is a critical call to action for mobilizing and organizing the youth around understanding the importance of having our voices heard through solidifying our collective power as communities as we’re burdened with the responsibility to carry the baton forward towards realizing socio-economic justice in our lifetime and protecting our homes.
Despite the overwhelming case, the judgment of the court can still go either way. One thing is clear: it is not the law that is going to decide the merits of the case but class and imperialist politics.
The judges are appointed based on imperialist considerations of their governments, and the decision of the court will require the UN Security Council made up of government representatives to enforce it anyway.
The University of South Africa recently hosted the 14th Es’kia Mphahlele Memorial Lecture in Polokwane. Malesela Maubane reflects on proceedings On Monday 16 October 2023…
Malombo music’s legendary drummer and percussionist Julian Bahula passed away recently after a long battle with cancer. New generation musician Azah Mphago who was inspired…
If Gatsha Buthelezi was a ‘statesman’, ‘peacemaker’ and ‘opposed to Apartheid’, what were those who died in his hands?









