Struggling workers take to the streets over high cost of living
The working class have been encouraged not to moan but to mobilise to show their disapproval at the skyrocketing prices
24 August 2022
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Category: Politics
Kenyans sue UK government over colonial dispossession
Kenyans want Britain to be held accountable for its colonial-era crimes. A group of Kenyan residents have filed a lawsuit
24 August 2022
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No work, no pay for public servants taking part in national shutdown
Government has warned workers participating in tomorrow’s national struck that they won’t get paid for the day. The Department of
23 August 2022
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‘Yes’ to houses, but where’s the services?
In a preemptive move, Macassar residents are already refusing the potential relocation of Khayelitsha shack dwellers to their area. The
23 August 2022
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Firearms tracing unit must be brought back to curtail illegal weapons
A concerted effort to trace and track down all firearms used in crime is needed. Gun Free SA and former
23 August 2022
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Looting of Syria and Yemen’s crude oil
The US continues with its plunder of Syria’s resources. According to the Syrian news agency Sana just over 120 tankers
22 August 2022
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Apartheid Israel plays with Palestinian prisoner lives
The Israeli occupation regime is playing politics with the lives of Palestinians incarcerated in its notorious jails. The Palestinian resistance
22 August 2022
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Discussing Contemporary Islamophobia with Prof Khaled Beydoun
The violent targeting of Muslims in India, the skewed coverage of the Ukrainian conflict and subsequent refugee situation, are just
19 August 2022
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Parliament defends handling of president’s Phala-Phala theft saga
Parliament has denied that it’s dragging its feet in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala-Phala farm saga. The legislative body dismissed opposition
18 August 2022
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Prof Khaled Beydoun – Dissecting the tropes of Islamophobia
Countries like India, the United States, and France each exhibit a level of supremacy that discriminates against the human rights
18 August 2022
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‘Our leaders have failed us’ – AMCU
South Africa’s leaders, from Nelson Mandela to Cyril Ramaphosa, have all failed the country. Speaking at the commemoration of the
16 August 2022
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SA celebrates economic ties with the US
Despite differing views on foreign policy, South Africa has celebrated its economic ties with the United States. The country’s foreign
8 August 2022
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Gangs targeting poor communities
Certain parts of Cape Town have seen gangsters running the area. As a result, families have been forced to live
8 August 2022
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Will Israelis respect Gaza ceasefire?
A fragile truce is holding following the Israeli occupation regime’s latest wave of aggression on Palestine’s besieged Gaza Strip. The
8 August 2022
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Gaza death toll climbs to 31
A total of 31 Palestinians has been killed, including six children in Zionist-Israel’s latest onslaught on the Gaza Strip. More
7 August 2022
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IN PICTURES: Cosatu anti crime march
Police Minister Bheki Cele, has met with protesting Cosatu members in the Western Cape. They protested in the CBD, marching
4 August 2022
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‘We need a state of the coal report’
South Africans deserve transparency about a utility that directly affects their lives and the economy. Energy policy researcher at the
4 August 2022
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UK bans Bain & Company for three years
The UK government has banned controversial consultancy firm Bain & Company from doing any business interactions, and receiving government contracts
3 August 2022
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SA needs smarter trade approach
There is a way to move around trading in the US dollar. Political economist, Professor Patrick Bond says that this
3 August 2022
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The State, alliances and accountability
The ANC’s alliance partners are failing to hold the governing party accountable. This is evident in the continued failures experienced
1 August 2022
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