“After the devastating 80 Albert Street Fire in Johannesburg’s Marshalltown last month, civil society-led Johannesburg Fire Response Action Group conducted in-depth interviews with survivors to determine the humanitarian response. Data was collected through meticulous interviews and is being used to…”
MARSHALLTOWN FIRE: WHY DID THE STATE LIE? Read Post »
Download PDF JOHANNESBURG – Today, our city and nation mourn the loss of lives in the devastating fire that engulfed
Johannesburg CBD Fire: A Call for Humanity Amidst Tragedy Read Post »
We in Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia want to express our solidarity and sympathy with students protesting at Wits, University of Johannesburg and other universities fee exclusions, accommodation issues, water shortages and other such issues.
Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia in Solidarity with Students for Inclusivity Read Post »
Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia (KAAX) welcomes the recent decision by the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) to find Dr Phophi Constance Ramathuba, the MEC for Health for the Limpopo province and a medical doctor, guilty of unprofessional conduct.
As though Operation Dudula’s xenophobic scapegoating could not get any worse – last week things reached an all-time low when the movement launched a campaign to remove children from classrooms in Diepsloot, Johannesburg.
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JOHANNESBURG, 22 JUNE. Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia condemns in the strongest terms the burning of the Yeoville Market in the early hours of Tuesday 21st June.
KAAX Condemns the Burning Of the Yeoville Market Read Post »
Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia is a broad coalition of organisations, committed to combatting xenophobia. We
Operation Dudula and its political enablers Read Post »
We call upon the South African Government and Police Services to show leadership by taking
Memorandum of KAAX March on 26 March Read Post »
