“Decolonisation and Africanisation may appear to be new ideas on South Africa’s higher education landscape. But a tertiary college established nearly 30 years ago shows that this is not the case. The story of Khanya College proves that decolonised learning…”
Khanya College: A South African Story of Decolonisation Read Post »
“This is a major BDS win for Palestinian rights activists, and a win for grassroots and civil society pressure to end the shameful complicity of large financial corporations like AXA in Israel’s 76-year-old regime of settler colonialism, apartheid and genocide….”
“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 »
“The Walking Bus Project is a community initiative for learners in Cape Town communities that are ridden by gang-related activity, where groups of children walk to and from school together under the supervision of parents and adult volunteers from a…”
“Some locals fear a new bill imposed from Paris will affect their right to self-determination. Protests have erupted in New Caledonia in response to changes to local voting rules. The new laws allow French residents who have lived in the…”
EXPLAINER: Why are Indigenous Kanak People Protesting in New Caledonia? Read Post »
“A group of about 300 people members of Khulumani Galela group from all parts of the country has been camping outside of at Constitutional Court for the past six months, they say that they are victims of apartheid. According to the…”
Six-Month Long Camped Group Feel Betrayed Read Post »
The wars in Ukraine and Palestine continue to escalate as the U.S. bolsters them with billions more in weapons, feeding the insatiable military industries all in the name of security and stability. Yet, at the same time, a rapidly swelling undercurrent of sustainable and affordable nonviolent methods to protect civilians and prevent violence is accelerating throughout the world.
Although largely unreported, a growing number of creative and courageous people are building community safety from the ground up without introducing more violence. And a complementary infrastructure of research, training and communication is emerging to support their work.
There’s a Better Way to Make Communities Safer 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 »
“On 21 February, we will be marching with community organisations, trade unions, and activist groups ahead of the 2024 budget speech, recognising that austerity will likely continue to be implemented in this coming budget.”
Entry to Constitutional Court should be Free to the Public and Accessible to All Working-Class People in SA
Open Letter to the Constitutional Court of South Africa Read Post »
The 11-4 vote took place after 15 hours of public comments were heard regarding the project, with the vast majority expressing overwhelming concern over the project and rejecting it.
Atlanta City Council approves USD 31 million for controversial “Cop City” Read Post »
Abahlali were not engaged or consulted by anybody or any organisation on the ‘National Shutdown’.
Abahlali baseMjondolo position on the ‘National Shutdown’ Read Post »
