A History of Violence in the ‘New’ South Africa
Every day South Africa sinks deeper and deeper into crisis, affecting all aspects of…
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SUPPORT FOR EDUCATION ECONOMY THREATENS LIVES
“The second reason for the failure of the state’s public schools strategy, is the emerging grassroots movement to close schools. The temporary closure of schools or ‘break’ is a partial victory won by these movements. The protests started in Cape Town…”
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Deepening class inequalities: Minister Motshekga’s hidden agenda to open public schools!
“The government’s decision to postpone the June exams to December, and the silence about when the December exam is going to be held, is an admission that given the Covid-19 conditions it will be impossible for public schools to recover the time lost in 2020.”
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Alarm bells ring as healthcare facilities are closed due to COVID-19
Download PDF After a nurse tested positive for COVID-19, Duduza clinic on the East Rand in Gauteng was closed on 3 April. In KwaZulu Natal (KZN), following the death of three patients due to COVID-19, the Trauma Unit at Netcare St. Augustine’s…
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COVID-19 Pandemic – CHWs again on the frontline!
The current outbreak of the Coronavirus or COVID -19, will once again see community healthcare workers (CHWs) place their bodies on the frontline. Despite their historical protection of communities and delivering public…
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COVID-19 Pandemic – CHWs again on the frontline!
The current outbreak of the Coronavirus or COVID -19, will once again see community healthcare workers (CHWs) place their bodies on the frontline. Despite their historical protection of communities and delivering public healthcare,…
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Summit Highlights need for mass based feminist movement
Violence against women and children has reached pandemic proportions in South Africa, and black working class women bear the brunt of it in communities and townships. A few days before the…
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Support #TotalShutdown on 1 August 2018
The launch of the #TotalShutdown campaign has focused attention on one of the most difficult questions and challenges facing the social justice movement in South Africa. While there are…
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The 20th Annivesary of the Winter School: Welcome!
Dear Comrades Welcome to the 20th annual Khanya College Winter School. In the midst of so much disintegration and fragmentation
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Women’s liberation: struggles to free ourselves and society
After more than 20 years of democracy and a Constitution that boasts women’s rights, the majority of Black working class women of all ages (including children and the elderly) live in conditions of abject poverty, unemployment and social inequality. They…
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‘Feminise our organisations’ – 19th Khanya Winter School 2017
This year Khanya College celebrates its 19th annual Winter School from 16-22 July 2017, at the House of Movements, in Johannesburg. The theme of the School is Challenges of building feminist organisations…
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#SONA2017 – a forecast for the future?
The people of South Africa are in trouble! We do not have a president and a government with a progressive vision and political will for the country. They are not in tune with the deep concerns of…
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