South Africa

The government claims the bills are intended to reduce the number of protracted, unprotected and so-called violent strikes.

South Africa will need “1.6 times the amount of water than will naturally be available by 2030”[[i]], said Professor Antony Turton of Free State University at a conference early 2018.

Significantly, Mama Sobukwe receives this long-overdue honour in this year marking the 40th commemoration of the death under banishment of her husband, founding president of the Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania and a liberation philosopher par excellent, Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe, and exactly a d

The first chapter “How the Land was Lost” serves more as the context and environment in which, against all economic and political odds, Alfred Mangena, Richard Msimang, Pixley ka Isaka Seme, Nqcubu Poswayo and George Montsioa gained access to British law schools.

You fought the good fight!

You won the race

In defence of your race

You fought the good fight.

You fought the good fight!

Oh gallant daughter of Africa

And liberated South Africa;

You fought the good fight.

Introduction

Unlike many of the African National Congress (ANC) leaders at provincial and national levels who have taken power since 1994 and lined their own pockets at the expense of the people, she lived in Soweto – one of the largest African townships in the country, which is her testament to the Cabralian

Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) housing has been on the cards for as long as the new government has been in. And nothing near targets have been met.

This article will attempt to cover this analysis through three themes namely: (1) The land and housing history of South Africa, (2) The development of housing settlements under neoliberalism, and (3) The impact of urban property relations on higher education and student ac

The atmosphere is highly charged in South Africa, with an overloaded and short-circuited political arena.