“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 »
“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 »
“EPWPs are not even paid the very low national minimum wage of R28,79 per hour. They are
only paid R15,63 per hour but are doing work of a permanent nature. When their services are
terminated, EPWPs, CWPs and CHWs are not…”
Campaign to Scrap the Labour Law Amendment Bills Read Post »
Dear Comrades and Friends, You are invited to attend the upcoming Karibu! Seminar on the National Dialogue. The seminar will
Karibu! Seminar Invite on the National Dialogue Read Post »
“A public consultation will be held on Saturday, 19 July 2025, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the Workers Museum Cottages, 52 Rahima Moosa Street, Newtown. Community members can attend in person or join online. Please RSVP by 17 July…”
The Struggle to Preserve Cultural Spaces Read Post »
“The Snake Park organisation was founded by Sicelo Sithole and Thokozile Mtambo in 2022, in Soweto where it operates. The formation of Snake Park Bambanani was a culmination of community struggle against tailings – which is waste materials left over after…”
Organisational Profiles: Snake Park Bambanani & Ikemeleng Read Post »
“Sakh’ubuntu Youth Development (SYD) is a community based organisation (CBO) operating in Sobantu, ward 35, Pietermaritzburg. SYD is an educational initiative using popular education as a tool. It was founded in 2014 by a group of community activists from the…”
Organisational Profiles: Winter School Issue 1 Read Post »
“Khanya College held its last All College Conference on 31 May 2025. Khanya has used the ACC discussions to evaluate its work and orient its work towards more effective strategies. This year so far, discussions with constituent organisations and activists…”
Activists Discuss Media for Working Class Movements Read Post »
“Khanya College held discussion events in the build-up to the All College Conference (ACC). The events with coordinators, out-of-school youth, and social movements, took place on 10 and 12 April 2025, respectively. The participants at these sessions learned more about…”
The All College Conference Discussions Continue at House of Movement Read Post »
“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 »
