“These healing activities have allowed artists to express their emotions and have brought people together. Art, colouring, and drama significantly impact our well-being and quality of life. They serve as powerful tools for self-expression, personal growth, and relaxation, offering profound…”
Art, Colouring, and Drama: Therapeutic? Indeed! 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 »
“As temperatures plummet with the arrival of winter, the communities of Mabuyaze and Bhekela in EziBeleni are bracing themselves for another cold season without reliable electricity. These two smaller sections of EziBeleni have long been plagued by inconsistent electricity supply…”
Poor Electrical Infrastructure in EziBeleni Township 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 space is a vibrant hub for communities and workers from across the city’s townships, for debates and cultural engagement (poetry, theatre music, book launches, art exhibitions, seminars and study groups). This is in contrast to much of the Newtown…”
CoJ plans eviction of Khanya College from Workers Museum Cottages Read Post »
“In general, the word precarious means insecure. This article discusses organising workers who do not have any kind of job security. Different forms of categorisation have been defined by both the public and the private Sector. In the private sector…”
Explainer: Organising Precarious Workers Read Post »
“Soweto – 10 May 2025: The Gauteng Department of Social Development (GDSD) hosted a workers’ sports tournament in Swaneville, Kagiso, aimed at helping employees de-stress and manage anxiety and depression. The games, which ran from 10:00 to 17:00, included soccer, volleyball…”
Jaiva Pantsula Shines at the National Arts Festival Read Post »
“On June 13, 2025, Funda Mzantsi hosted a dynamic workshop that brought together members from various book clubs across Gauteng. Held at the Gauteng Archives Repository, the event welcomed ten participants from each club and ran from 11:00 AM to…”
The Walk of Life Through Books: Reading as a Nonviolent Weapon Read Post »
“On Saturday, 19 July 2025, 61 activists, including school youth, casual and cultural workers from 18 other organisations and communities responded to Khanya’s consultation to discuss the City of Johannesburg’s (CoJ) threat of eviction of the College from the Workers…”
Campaign to Defend WMC Read Post »
“Participants at the Winter School became more informed about the differences between Israel the ancient people who were a nation and Israel the country, today. This was through a talk delivered by comrade Sonny, also known as the ‘Solar guy’…”
Palestine: The Struggle Against Oppression 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 »
“Comrade Oupa Lehulere’s legacy lives on through the many people he influenced. On June 16, 2025, comrades from different organisations across South Africa came together to celebrate his 61st birthday. The celebration was originally planned for June 15, the first…”
Celebrating Oupa Lehulere’s Birthday Read Post »
