“Khanya College will host its 27th annual Winter School from 14–19 June 2026 at the House of Movements in Johannesburg. Since its launch in 1999, the school has created an important space for activists and social movements to engage…”
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“On 16 May 2026, Khanya College officially launched its 40th anniversary celebrations and the theme for the 18th Jozi Book Fair, ‘Education for Liberation – Going Back to Our Soweto Roots’. The launch brought together Khanya board members, comrades from allied…”
Khanya College Launches 40th Anniversary and Jozi Book Fair Theme Read Post »
“On Saturday, 24 January 2026, a community consultation meeting was held at St Francis Church Hall in Yeoville, Johannesburg. The meeting brought together South Africans, migrants, refugees, and activists to collectively read, discuss, and understand the revised Draft White Paper…”
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“KwaBhaca (previously known as Mount Frere) is a small rural town tucked away in the Alfred Nzo District Municipality in the Eastern Cape. For generations, the people of KwaBhaca have lived off the land. Livestock farming has never been a…”
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“On Friday, 13 February 2026, thousands of scholar transport drivers and owners gathered at Mary Fitzgerald Square to protest vehicle impounding, the expensive permits, and the bureaucratic process of proper documentation. The drivers marched to raise concerns about what they…”
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“On Monday, 4 August 2025, Khanya College staff held a discussion at the Workers Museum Cottages titled ‘Defending Our Environment: Ecocide and Apartheid in Palestine and at Home.’ The guest speaker was Abeer Butmeh, a Palestinian Environmental Engineer, Water Activist…”
Defending Our Environment: Ecocide and Apartheid in Palestine and at Home Read Post »
“For years, Khanya College has recognised the importance of study groups as spaces for learning together, empowering women, and gaining a deeper understanding of the world. Khanya hosts these study groups both in person and on WhatsApp, allowing participants from…”
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“On 28 May 2025, a taxi crashed into Khanya College’s House of Movements, causing property damage and leaving people traumatised. Fortunately, there were no injuries or fatalities, but this incident brought light to two pressing concerns in the city of…”
Taxi Crashes into Khanya College’s House of Movements Read Post »
“Following South Africa’s April, Human Rights month, the country is reminded of the contrast between its ideals and the harsh reality faced by its most vulnerable citizens which are the children. On March 21, South Africans commemorated the sacrifices made…”
Children Under Attack but Justice for Cwecwe Movement Gains Momentum Read Post »
“The postponement of the 2025 budget speech has caused frustration among many people who feel that the Finance Department lacks planning and communication. The highly anticipated budget speech was initially scheduled for 19 February 2025. It was postponed due to…”
Postponed Budget Speech Undermines Plight of Working Class People Read Post »
“On 26 January 2025, the Soweto Masters League (SML) hosted its preseason top 4 tournament in honoured of the late George Arthur Mabunda. The curtain raiser for the season was played in Protea Glen, Ext 9, Soweto. It was won…”
Bhumbas Masters Football Club wins Soweto’s Masters League Preseason Tournament Read Post »
“Day zero is a harsh reality for Sterkspruit, a small rural town in the Eastern Cape (EC) where residents are struggling to access water to survive amid a severe water crisis. Sterkspruit, is home to indigent communities struggling to access…”
Sterkspruit Communities Cry Out for Access to Clean Water Read Post »
