A minority ANC government in the Western Cape and an ideologically compromised court system should think long and hard before it demonstrates that mob rule has replaced the constitutional order
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The generation of 1976, which shook the word with its grassroots education and mobilisation, has grown up. This generation’s mass movements can learn from its elders
In the second of a three-part series on South Africa’s land question, Tembeka Ngcukaitobi says the constitution is clear: land seized under colonial states must be returned. But there is only policy confusion and elite possession
The truth is that ANC leaders don’t “love” the ANC itself but do love what their membership of the party did to their lives after 1994 as a result of the jobs in the government or private sector they occupied and benefited so much from
To separate Maxeke from inconvenient narratives is to shortchange her story; participating wholly in the time-old tradition of making women scatter cushions in rooms where decisions are made
The criminal prosecution and lawful dissolution of the ANC are not only morally desirable but legally justifiable too
While there is doubt whether the ANC Youth League can return to its former glory, there’s no doubt there is great need for a champion of youth issues
In 1902 she fought for emancipation, including that of women, and was the first black South African to graduate with a BSc
Some of the most brutal years of the anti-apartheid struggle, fought by women and children, are given a scant 20 minutes in the classroom
Simple equality of opportunity will fail to address the reality of racialised socioeconomic inequalities