There has been a wave of protest marches and actions by an assemblage of motley organised formations, including parliamentary opposition parties, calling for the resignation of president Zuma. Blatant corruption Continue Reading →
As South Africa advanced to a post apartheid democracy it afforded some black people the opportunity to become the beneficiaries of land redistribution. However, little progress, as promised by the Continue Reading →
Is the government doing enough to counter the food security crisis that is facing South Africa? In 2002, Government introduced a new school feeding scheme or as it is officially Continue Reading →
The launch of the South African Federation of Trade Unions marks a renewed beginning in the political landscape of South Africa. The truth of this assertion lies in the long Continue Reading →
South Africa is in the grip of a protracted political and economic crisis that is intrinsic to capitalism, with devastating consequences for the working class. The rate of exploitation of Continue Reading →