“Following the recent tragic deaths of five children – Monica Sebetwana, Otlotleng Msimango, Isago Mabote, Zinhle Masilela, and Karabo Rampou, earlier this month, there has been a more serious discussion about food safety and fraud around corridors, taxi rides, offices and…”
Food Safety Problems an Industry Problem, Better Controls Needed Read Post »
“Last week, the Unpaid Benefit Campaign, sat for a three-day meeting from 4-6 October 2024, in Boksburg. The event was attended by around 70 ex-workers who ate stakeholders to a reported value of R80 billion in “unclaimed” benefits sitting with…”
Why is R80 Billion Still Owed to Millions not being Paid Out? Read Post »
“For people with diabetes, access to clean water is important for managing their condition. Since 2023, the community of Makhaza and Nkanini in Cape Town, embarked on a journey to prioritise the health and well-being of residents by giving them…”
The importance of water testing in community Health Read Post »
“Staff at Khanya College have taken up an interesting challenge, if you want, to care for plants. Each plant is of an individual’s choosing. Of course, managing plants is a good exercise with a variety of benefits related to management….”
Staff Enhance Accountability and Environmental Awareness with Plant Care Challenge Read Post »
“It’s several days after August has passed, South Africa marked 12 years since the brutal killing of 34 mineworkers in Marikana, Northwest, by the South African police. On that fateful day, a further 10 people were killed while a further 78…”
The Marikana Struggle and the Argument for a Living Wage Read Post »
“Controversy has rocked once again! This time, it was at the 2024 Paris Olympics in France, with all the attention on Algerian boxer, Imane Khelif (25) after her 46-second clash with Italian boxer, Angela Carini (25) who quit after two…”
Why do We Question Natural-born Superior Women When We Hail Men? Read Post »
“In recent days yet another story of the unnecessary struggle in the Eastern Cape became news. A group of 80 learners from Gwebityala Senior Secondary School in Elliotdale, Eastern Cape reportedly dropped out of school mid-year. This sad development followed…”
The EC Government Returns Funds When Service is Needed Read Post »
“FAJ Profile of Sinalo Peyi By Sinalo Peyi Sinalo Peyi is a 26-year-old activist residing in Bathurst in the Eastern Cape and was born and raised in the small location. Peyi went to Qhayiya Primary School and Velile Senior Secondary…”
Activist and FAJ Profiles (Issue 3) Read Post »
“There have been 24 editions of the Khanya College annual Winter School, today on 15 July 2024, the 25th edition officially opened. The school is currently underway at the House of Movements, Khanya College, in Johannesburg. Comrade Nosipho Mdletshe who…”
The 25th Winter School Officially Kick-Starts! Read Post »
“The 25th Khanya College annual Winter School, kicked off on 15 July 2024. The school which started on 14 till the 20 of June 2024 is currently underway at the House of Movements, Khanya College, in Johannesburg. Comrade Nosipho Mdletshe…”
What are the Khanya policies, and why we must follow them Read Post »
“16 July 2024 marked the second day of the 2024 winter school which started on a high note with comrades singing and chanting liberation songs. The first session delved into the concept of mutual aid and its significant role in…”
Communities Turn to Mutual Aid and Solidarity to Solve Problems Read Post »
“More than 250 people made their way to Ext 1 Eldorado Park at PUSH (Persevere Until Something Happens) responding to an invitation by Khanya College. The invitation to community members to come for a Mass Advice Day (MAD) took place…”
Youth Concern over Conditions During MAD Read Post »
