May Day In South Africa
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 →
The Political Significance Of The Outcome Of The French Elections
The uncertainty prevailing in French politics has been heightened by the outcome of the presidential elections. For the first time in modern French history the two mainstream parties, the right Continue Reading →
A New Group Areas Act
The Bromwell Street struggle for decent housing in Woodstock reflects once again the ruthlessness of the capitalists and their flagrant disregard for the working class. These residents face imminent eviction Continue Reading →
The Fight For Urban Land For Agricultural Livelihoods
The Western Cape Department of Human Settlements is involved in a protracted struggle to remove livestock farmers on the edge of the City of Cape Town. In October 2016 the Continue Reading →
An Alternative Approach To Agriculture In South Africa: The Case Of The Philippi Horticultural Area
Africa as a continent faces many challenges, most tangible among these, that of food security. It is estimated that 250 million Africans are chronically malnourished, with 40% of children under Continue Reading →