Domestic violence and the care economy after the pandemic

Amandla’s Carilee Osborne interviewed Anindhita Adhikari Amandla!: You’re a founding member of the Stranded Workers Action Network. Could you tell us about the events that led to the emergence of SWAN? Anindhita Adhikari: When the pandemic hit the world and became...

XENOPHOBIA ON THE FARMS: INTERVIEW

by Amandla Collective | Jul 26, 2022

My name is Denia Jansen and I’m part of Mawubuye Land Rights Movement. We are in alliance with CSAAWU, the farm workers’ union. My daily work is working with workers, especially seasonal workers and community members, struggling for land. Much of the work I do is out...

The Ruth Ntlokotse Interview: “Workers must continue to stand up and be organised”

by Anna Majavu | Jul 25, 2022

54 Numsa worker leaders have been banned by the current national leadership from attending the elective congress and from standing for positions. This includes Saftu president Ruth Ntlokotse, who is also the Numsa second deputy president. Ntlokotse was suspended by a...

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Musk’s Twitter move: VANITY OR GAME-CHANGER?

by Michael Graaf | Jul 22, 2022

MANY SUPER-RICH PEOPLE, including the richest, Elon Musk, became even richer during the pandemic, as governments printed even more money than usual. In between overseeing his various companies, Musk is fond of playing the stock and cryptocurrency markets. His critics...

Privatisation of distribution

by Dick Forslund | Jul 21, 2022

AN IMPORTANT STEP IN THE privatisation of electricity sales in South Africa is about to be taken. The process the government has embarked on is in effect a privatisation of sales, as in any privatisation of public property. Private investments have to produce a steady...

From Operation Fiela to Operation Dudula: the state, politics and xenophobia

by Janet Munakamwe | Jul 21, 2022

27TH FEBRUARY 2019, THE Cabinet of South Africa approved the National Action Plan to Combat Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance (NAP). The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DoJ) launched the NAP on 25th March 2019. Its...

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Student Must Rise

by Daniel Krähmer | 19th Jul 2016 | Documentaries and Videos, Multimedia, Video | 0 Comments

Here is a short video recording of Noor Nieftagodien making his concluding remarks. He speaks on the book, the importance of the 2015/2016 student movement, race-based politics and the...

Noam Chomsky in conversation with Yanis Varoufakis

by Daniel Krähmer | 24th Jun 2016 | Multimedia, Video | 0 Comments

Published on Apr 27, 2016 Yanis Varoufakis considers himself a politician by necessity, not by choice. An economist and academic by training, he became Greece’s finance minister amidst the country's...

Richard Levins on the Meaning and Importance of Marxist Education

by Daniel Krähmer | 24th Jun 2016 | Multimedia, Video | 0 Comments

Richard Levins, ecologist, biomathematician, and philosopher of science

The Battle Against Austerity: Lessons From Greece

by Daniel Krähmer | 18th Aug 2015 | Documentaries and Videos, Multimedia, Video | 0 Comments

Leo Panitch and Richard Fidler discuss alternate views on recent developments in the fight against austerity waged by Syriza and the Greek people. Moderated by Susan Spronk. Susan Spronk is...