The fundamental political struggle in South Africa is that between the political forces advancing and representing the interests of the working class and landless peasant majority on the one hand, Continue Reading →
Apdusa Western Cape held an open discussion on 16 June, Youth Day as part of the commemoration of the heroic youth struggles of the late 1970s. The introduction and discussion Continue Reading →
South Africa’s recent military involvement in the Central African Republic brought back images of the September 1998 invasion of Lesotho by the South African Defence Force (SADF). It entered the Continue Reading →
The US president will be visiting South Africa, Tanzania and Senegal at the end of June. The Muslim Lawyers Association in South Africa has lodged a 600 plus pages complaint Continue Reading →
The sham of democracy as experienced in the rural areas of South Africa, as related by one in the countryside. With democracy almost 20 years old there is still great Continue Reading →