“People who follow the politics of traditional parties have been experiencing a profound at the unprincipled manoeuvres and even more cynical horse-trading that the leaders of the main parties have been up to. The secret and not-so-secret sessions of “koz-koze…”
For a Return to Class Politics 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…”
Yeoville Consultation Meeting Responds to the White Paper Read Post »
“Two years have passed since the outbreak of Sudan’s devastating war, ushering in a third year of fear, loss, tears, displacement and resilience against all odds. Since the beginning of the war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid…”
Sudan’s War is not Just ‘another African conflict’. When will the World Step in? Read Post »
“The past month has seen protests erupt across Kenya. Initially focused on the rejection of the country’s 2024 Finance Bill attention has since shifted to Ruto’s removal, police brutality, corruption, and politicians’ broken promises and lifestyles. Protests are not new…”
“Kenya has changed”: The Gen-Z Protests and What They Mean Read Post »
“Zimbabwe has been under serious and challenging situations, which has caused many Zimbabwean nationality to flee to other countries in hopes of getting better jobs and secure better living conditions for their families. Throughout the years many people left their…”
Zimbabwe’s Challenges Remain Unaddressed Read Post »
“The community of Eastfield extension 23, Vosloorus, in the east of Johannesburg, woke to the shocking news of the passing of Ghanaian migrant, Doris Konadu*, who had been staying in Vosloorus for several years. The Ghanaian, a popular hairdresser in…”
Residents of Eastfield Struggling to Repatriate Ghanaian Read Post »
“UN aid chief says 730,000 Sudanese children are thought to suffer from ‘severe’ malnutrition.
Nearly five million people in Sudan are at risk of “catastrophic” hunger in the coming months, the United Nations has warned, calling for the country’s warring…”
UN Warns Five Million Could Suffer ‘Catastrophic’ Hunger in Sudan Amid War Read Post »
Dowmload PDF Release date: 15 March 2024 A Cape Town-based group including Congolese and South African community workers and activists
MARCH AGAINST GENOCIDE AND EXTRACTION IN THE DRC, 16 MARCH 2024, CAPE TOWN CBD Read Post »
“The Democratic Republic of Congo is currently facing a humanitarian crisis as miners are forced to work under exploitative conditions which amounts to modern-day slavery. The mining industry, because of its high demand, is host to various human rights violations…”
The Back End of Genocide – How the Rush for Congo’s Cobalt is Killing Thousands Read Post »
“Thirty-year-old Duaa Tariq was among the grassroots activists who helped organize peaceful mass protests in 2019 largely in Khartoum, Sudan’s capital, that brought down the decade’s long dictatorship of former leader Omar al-Bashir — only to see a 2021 military…”
Sudan’s War Passed 6 Months, With Much of the World Consumed by Other Conflicts Read Post »
Thursday, 29 June 2023, Johannesburg – Khanya College held a half-day-long event to provide free legal advice about common issues faced by working class people.
Khanya College Legal Advice Day Read Post »
Earlier this year, on 31 March 2023 the president of Uganda Yoweri Museveni signed a new Anti-Homosexuality Bill into legislation.
Anti-Homosexuality Act Approved as Law in Uganda Read Post »
