“Every matric learner in South Africa looks forward to completing school someday and be able to look for a job to provide basic needs for themselves. They are not aware that post-matric, there is a lot of pressure on young…”
After School, Nowhere to Go! Read Post »
“Women’s rights have long been a central point of discussion across Africa. It is common knowledge that in many African countries, due to entrenched cultural practices, women can only access land through a husband or a male relative. It therefore…”
Women’s Access to Land Continues to Falter Read Post »
“This year, Khanya College is celebrating 40 years of commitment to education for liberation. Khanya College was established in 1986 at the height of the struggle against apartheid, and the College emerged as a direct response to apartheid education and…”
Khanya College Celebrates 40 Years of Education for Liberation Read Post »
“Since the first weeks of January 2026, the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) has been evacuating street vendors from the areas where they sell their goods. These areas are in one of the busiest parts of Yeoville in Johannesburg, where…”
Street Vendors Harassed in Yeoville Read Post »
“A gentle giant has fallen in Africa. Khanya College celebrates the life of Ram Seegobin, a lifelong socialist, dedicated to the struggle of humanity. Cde Ram was a member of a member of Ledikasyon pu Travayer (LPT), the workers’ education…”
Cde Ram: A Life Well Lived Serving Humanity Read Post »
“A blue sky speckled with clusters of silvery clouds floating high above the ‘debarkader’ where Ram used to moor his pirogue for decades before it eventually disappeared without any explanation. The case of the vanished vessel is one of the…”
Kamarad Ram; his Commitment to Revolutionary Socialism Read Post »
“What is really the endgame? The United States’ (US) invasion of Venezuela and the kidnapping of the sitting president, Nicolás Maduro, and first lady, Cilia Flores on 3 January 2026, is simply outrageous. This is a watershed moment and has …”
What is the Endgame in Venezuela? Read Post »
“Study groups have long been a staple feature of Khanya College activities, with organisations and activists working closely and consistently with Khanya over the years. Having covered a number of critical readings last year, the sessions are due to resume…”
Khanya Study Groups Sessions Return this week! Read Post »
“At a time when community news from places such as Venezuela, or the horrors faced by the people of Palestine, rarely sees the light of day, and when ordinary community stories are excluded from mainstream newsrooms, it becomes clear that…”
Community News in Your Hands 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 »
“Primary healthcare workers, including Community Healthcare Workers (CHWs), consistently identify one of their most persistent challenges as supporting patients to adhere to long-term medical treatment. Many patients report that a lifetime of daily oral medication can be physically and psychologically…”
Early Health Review Read Post »
“From early 2025, Khanya College received communication from the City of Johannesburg’s Directorate of Arts, Culture and Heritage (DACH) indicating an intention to evict the College from the Workers’ Museum East Cottages in Newtown. This communication raised serious concern, as…”
Khanya Reiterates Commitment to an Amicable Solution Read Post »
