Struggle Tree
The struggle tree highlights the struggles that the working class is currently enduring and In-depth the tree symbolises social challenges, lack of solidarity and inequality faced by the working-class communities.
Community Healthcare Workers Struggles
Community Healthcare Workers (CHWs) perform a huge role in the community.
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Open Letter to the Constitutional Court of South Africa
Entry to Constitutional Court should be Free to the Public and Accessible to All Working-Class People in SA
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Reflecting on the 24th Annual Khanya College Winter School
Between 23 – 28 July 2023, Khanya College held its 24th Annual Winter School with the theme “Organise!” Khanya College was joined by 20 different organisations, which delegated 53 participants in total from different provinces around South Africa.
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Activists Debate a Burning Issue in Society: To Bheja or Not
Working class communities are gripped by differences and a debate about the role of money in romantic relationships between partners.
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The Struggle for Water
Day two of the Khanya College Winter School (WS) dealt with water issues facing working class communities and the role played by women in dealing with water challenges.
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Looking Forward to the Winter School 2023
My journey travelling to winter school was frustrating because of an explosion that happened in Bree Street, Johannesburg.
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Challenges facing workers
Download PDF On 10 June 2023, a worker from Sitrusrand BoerderyIn Kirkwood, Eastern Cape got injured at work. She was
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Challenges Facing Children in The Riemvasmaak Children
Download PDF Thank you for this opportunity to tell you about our toxic environment here in RIEMVASMAAK Bethelsdorp, Eastern Cape
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Activist Profiles
Download PDF Zanele Chabalala Zanele Chabalala is a very passionate activist from the Sisonke Revolutionary Movement in Orange Farm. She
Meet the FAJ Team
Download PDF Mzwakhe Ntlakane Mzwakhe Ntlakane (26) was born on 10 September 1996, in Lesotho. In 1998 He moved to
Ekurhuleni Pride Organising Committee.
Download PDF The Ekhuruleni Pride Organising Committee (EPOC) was formed in 2008 by Ntupe Mohapi. Mohapi was motivated by the
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