“Residents of Johannesburg are struggling with ongoing water supply issues. This community is experiencing “throttling water” supply. Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) Minister Penny Majodina announced that Johannesburg’s water would be restricted from 14 November 2024, until further notice….”
Joburg’s Water Crisis Getting Severe! Read Post »
“Last month, the 16th Annual Jozi Book Fair (JBF) took place in Newtown Park and Workers Museum. This edition of the JBF was themed ‘Literature and Solidarity in Times of Crisis’ which focuses on something relevant to children, parents, organisations…”
What Stayed with Me About the JBF: The Launch of Poetry for Friends 8 Read Post »
“As we have just concluded Heritage Month, which is celebrated in September, we delve into music preferences of South African youth, which genres resonate with them and what draws them into specific tunes. Music serves as an emotional outlet allowing…”
Tuning into Tunes: The Music Tastes of SA Youth Read Post »
“Workers at Mister Sweet in Wadeville have been on strike for two weeks, demanding a living wage of R19,500 per month. For ten years, many employees have been earning very low wages of around R6,000 to R7,000 per month. Despite…”
Mister Sweet, Not So Sweet After All Read Post »
“Every year in South Africa, the is a huge excitement toward matric results and during every graduation season, there is a renewal of hopes and dreams as we see individuals sharing their education stories and victory on social media as…”
Young People’s Views on Unemployment in South Africa Read Post »
“This August, South Africa commemorates 12 years since the Marikana Massacre, widows, children and relatives, remember and mourn their loved ones who lost their lives on that fatal day, where 44 people were killed and 78 were injured during the…”
What is Going on 12 years Marikana: An Update Read Post »
“In today’s economy recycling has evolved from a simple act of environmental safety and keeping communities safe to a necessary need for making an income. It is no longer for those who stay on the streets or those who can’t…
The Cycle of Gain: The Story of Local Recyclers Read Post »
“On the second day of the winter school, activists dug deep into discussing solidarity and mutual aid. This discussion focused on a silent drama where participants used statues and role-play showing the problems in their communities without saying a word…”
Breaking Inter-generational Traumas through Solidarity and Mutual Aid During Read Post »
“On the last day of the 25th annual Khanya Winter School, the Khanya team launched an online exhibition covering the various Winter Schools that have taken place since it began in 1999. The launch took place at the Workers Museum…”
“Johannesburg–Every Saturday, on my way to work, I pass by a night club that opens only mid-night and close at 6 AM in the early morning and with lot of young people outside. Others are electronically requesting transport on…”
Pavillion: Saturday Night Blues as Youth Wallow in Destructive Ecstasy Read Post »
