Can climate-smart agriculture help build resilience against food, health and climate shocks in Malawi?
For the last two years, Jakina Lameki, who lives in the town of Bangula in Malawi’s southernmost district of Nsanje,...
Elitsha
Published in Elitsha, a bi-monthly newspaper distributed in Alexandra and Orange Farm in Gauteng, Khayelitsha in Western Cape, Mdantsane and Zwide in Eastern Cape
Residents unimpressed by Cape Town’s preparations for floods
Informal settlement residents who stay in areas that have been identified as prone to flooding by the City of Cape...
As Sudan’s latest conflict intensifies, artisanal gold miners are caught in the crosshairs
On 17 April 2023, just before sunset in al-Ibaidiya, a Sudanese mining town on the banks of the River Nile...
Thousands of seasonal workers to get unemployment relief
Seasonal workers in De Doorns, who used to queue outside the department of labour offices in the area and in...
South African education among world’s worst
South Africa accounted for one of the lowest results in the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (Pirls) of 2021,...
Around the world, trade unions are championing LGBTQI+ rights in the workplace
While significant progress has been made in recent years towards the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex...
Housing imbizo just another talkshop say residents of informal settlements
Community leaders and housing activists from over ten informal settlements who attended an imbizo hosted by the department of human...
CPUT shuts down after protest
What started as a peaceful protest by Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) students fighting for their rights took an...
The 1973 Durban strikes and the workers movement to end apartheid
The Sharpeville massacre in 1960 was followed by unparalleled repression of anti-apartheid and anti-capitalist organisations. This cleared the ground for...
Ordinary working people are being priced out of Accra and pushed into inadequate housing
Bright Adu Larbi, a 38-year-old security guard making 500 Ghanaian cedis (US$45) a month, didn’t need the ongoing economic crisis to feel...
