“Johannesburg’s public libraries have faced persistent challenges over the past five years, severely impacting students, researchers, and communities who rely on these vital public spaces. Issues include prolonged closures, deteriorating infrastructure, limited accessibility, understaffing, and sluggish maintenance and regeneration efforts….”
Concern Over Extended Closure of CoJ Branch Libraries Read Post »
“Over the past two months, a newly emerged movement known as March and March, led by Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, has intensified its campaign to block migrants from accessing public healthcare facilities across South Africa. This movement joins a growing wave of…”
Healthcare Blockades and the Public Interest Read Post »
“The space has allowed youth to engage with the City and access the nearby Workers Museum, where video testimonies show many have benefited greatly. Activists resolved to petition the City to reverse its decision. Though 18 groups are already involved…”
Khanya and Partners Launch Anti-Eviction Campaign Read Post »
“On Saturday, 19 July 2025, 61 activists from 18 civil society organisations resolved that the City of Joburg and the Directorate of Heritage, Arts and Culture has no commitment to the city’s people, and especially its working class history and…”
Demands to CoJ! Defend WMC Read Post »
“On Saturday, 19 July 2025, 18 civil society organisations, decided that the City of Joburg and the Directorate of Heritage, Arts and Culture has no commitment to the city’s working class history and its cultural development; and in particular, the…”
Joburg Targets Khanya College in Controversial Eviction Plan Read Post »
“The Stilfontein Mine, located in North West Province, has been at the centre of a developing humanitarian crisis. The mine, once a thriving and busy gold mine, has been closed for many years. Despite its rich history and past success…”
The Story of Illegal Mining is Much Deeper Zama zamas! Read Post »
Between 23 – 28 July 2023, Khanya College held its 24th Annual Winter School with the theme “Organise!” Khanya College was joined by 20 different organisations, which delegated 53 participants in total from different provinces around South Africa.
Reflecting on the 24th Annual Khanya College Winter School Read Post »
A few months ago, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Julius Malema president announced plans to shut down the country
Community Views on the #National Shutdown Read Post »
The Sharpeville massacre was a turning point in the history of South Africa, marking a major shift in the struggle against apartheid.
Remembering the Sharpeville Massacre and its Political Significance Read Post »
On Wednesday, 24 August 2022, trade union federations Saftu (South African Federation of Trade Unions) and Cosatu (Congress of South African Trade Unions) partook in a national shutdown as more than 600 people marched from Burgers Park to the Union Buildings in the City of Tshwane.
Saftu, Cosatu Criticize Government, March Against Social Injustice Read Post »
As of 25 March 2022, a High Court judgment has overturned the ban on the
HIGH COURT OVERTURNS BAN ON KOPANANG AFRICA’S ANTI-XENOPHOBIA MARCH Read Post »
The Ext 28 Clinic in Vosloorus South (on the Eastrand of Gauteng) is a small
Vosloorus Ext 28 Clinic Report Read Post »
