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In Pictures | How SA looks in the Covid-19 lockdown
Tembisa Kiddies Book Club makes learning cool
Political assassinations: A call to actionBeneath conspiracy theories, the class war: The danger of conspiracy theories is their ability to breed apathy and resignation, offering an easy narrative that makes people susceptible to influence and limits social change. There is another way.
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Beneath conspiracy theories, the class war: The danger of conspiracy theories is their ability to breed apathy and resignation, offering an easy narrative that makes people susceptible to influence and limits social change. There is another way.Submitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in Conspiracy
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Submitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in Africa
The Highveld's disturbing dreamworlds (South Africa)
A day on the coronavirus frontline in Alexandra
Book browsing on African timeSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in Africa
Faith and doubt in Durban: Voting and the ANC
The generative passion of Walter Rodney - an imagined conversation between Rodney and Angela Davis
Caster Semenya and the IAAF witch-huntSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in Sports
Lockdown means ‘eviction’ for many back-yard dwellersSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in Africa
“We are only good for votes” say Cato Crest families (South Africa)Submitted by didiDIDI in Squat_and_Occupy
Photo Essay | Crisis in MyanmarSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in photography
Weird photography.
Teenagers remain traumatised and fearful after xenophobia flared up in their schools and compromised their education.
Gauteng separates into shacks and gated estates (South Africa)
Decolonising ‘decolonisation’ with Mphahlele
The workers who won’t snitchSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in SouthAfrica
Submitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in theory
Land reform from the ground up [South Africa]
Precarious lives of recyclers (South Africa)
South African parties jump to the right on migration
Behind Day Zero is a metro that has failed to care (One week until no water in a major South African metro)
Johannesburg's bleak and dangerous west (South Africa)
Zimbabwean court upholds transgender rightsSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in Africa
Against commemoration: what happened after May 1968
The character of the dissent to come (South Africa)
A therapy for the oppressedSubmitted by Pop in MentalWellbeing
SA’s richest 3 500 own more than the bottom 32 million
Letters Zimbabweans wrote to Dambudzo Marechera
Afro-pessimism can be defeated by an African Spring
Latin America’s revolutionary shifts in 1968
Workings of post-apartheid cement cartel laid bareSubmitted by _za in SouthAfrica
The pain of unemployment: "Sometimes we go to funerals just to eat,” says Godfrey Mngomezulu, who has to make R780 a month stretch for his family of six.
Khayelitsha’s anarchist hip-hop collective [South Africa]Equality court sets new policing precedent: Western Cape equality court has ruled that poverty constitutes grounds for unfair discrimination - Allocation of police resources in the Western Cape unfairly discriminated against black and poor people
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Equality court sets new policing precedent: Western Cape equality court has ruled that poverty constitutes grounds for unfair discrimination - Allocation of police resources in the Western Cape unfairly discriminated against black and poor peopleSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in SouthAfrica
Class struggle in Africa - Kwame NkrumahSubmitted by Sto in Afrophobia
Caledon youths who died asking for a better life (South Africa)
Abahlali rejects draft bill on expropriation without compensation, insists that it has to favour the landless and not the elite.
The guerrilla priest: From his adventures with Steve Biko to his support for shack dwellers in KwaZulu-Natal, Bishop Emeritus Rubin Phillip has always walked the talk of radical Christianity.
Sports clubs eyed for low-cost housing in Cape Town
More than a century ago, the Karoo got swept into a capitalist world that decimated its veld. Now, it's struggling to recover from drought.
New coal mining bulldozes villagersSubmitted by _za in SouthAfrica