The Amadiba Crisis Committee’s dedication to protecting their land and promoting development for the economically marginalised majority should serve as a powerful example of community resilience and environmental stewardship.
Amandla
Burying neoliberalism before climate change buries the whole of humanity (Part 3)
The climate change clock is ticking much faster than science predicted even a decade ago. Few people in the world haven’t already experienced climate change personally.
Technological unemployment is here to stay
The debate about whether or not robots are stealing human jobs is a perennial one.
Can we blame migrants for unemployment?
We need to build international solidarity to fight for better working conditions for all.
Breaking out from South Africa’s growing mass unemployment
We have a debilitating crisis in public health and education, but the provincial governments are cutting staff.
Crises in France
The formation of the New People’s Front (NFP) and the unexpected success of its electoral campaign have rekindled hope in France.
Government policies to blame for SAs’ chronic mass unemployment
The unemployment crisis in South Africa is unsustainable. It underpins and worsens many of the social ills we face in our country.
Violence, trauma and mental health in South Africa
In the mental health field, it is imperative to develop a lifestyle model of mental health.
Organising the unemployed: The Botshabelo Unemployed Movement
When you organise unemployed people, they think that you organise them to get money.