In a well attended parent-support-for-university students meeting held in Cape Town on Saturday past (31st October), a number of issues emerged that are worthy of further interrogation. This meeting was Continue Reading →
University student protests hit South Africa from mid-October, continuing the “Rhodes must fall” struggle at the University of Cape Town earlier in the year. These revolts were reminiscent of those Continue Reading →
The strategy that had been employed by Syriza during the negotiations with the Troika implied that a change in the political alignment in Greece could set the stage for changes Continue Reading →
The land question is probably the biggest issue that the South African struggle is facing. The manner in which the Apartheid Government dispossessed the rightful owners, turning masses of people Continue Reading →
South Africa has been engulfed in stormy debates about the ownership of land. The best the ANC government has done for two decades is to oversee a failed neoliberal land Continue Reading →