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Ex Political Prisoners say that Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo should withdraw his bid for the position of Chief Justice. |

Sunday thoughts on loving. |

A guide to grief: As told from the ‘inexperience’ of the living |

Fear & Loathing in South Africa – those who sought to sabotage the EFF’s National Shutdown. |

The horrifying fallout of weaponised wokeness and cancel culture. From Fees Must Fall to KOP. |

KOP, Cancel Culture & the Suicide of Kai Singiswa |

Godongwana and the masseuse: The political weaponization of denying sexual assault. |

Thuli Madonsela, what about Enoch Godongwane’s alleged victim? |

THE FARMGATE SCANDAL, RAMAPHOSA AND CORPORATE MEDIA – A HOUSE OF CARDS. |

Oscar Mabuyane’s election victory not a triumph for the poor black majority. |

Shame on Ramaphosa and his Boys’ Club for their ongoing vilification of Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane. |

President Ramaphosa Should Step Aside, not Lindiwe Sisulu. |

The absurdist theatre of Afriforum vs Malema. |

I am ‘Indian’ and I support Jackie Shandu. |

Afrikin Vylits. |

Tokyo Sexwale is no Peoples’ Hero. |

Tokyo Sexwale’s Nauseating Hypocrisy. |

The South African system enables the killing of Black body. |

Farm Murders: Fact vs Fiction |

Adam Habib is not me. Sipho Singiswa questions Adam Habib’s appointment as Director of SOAS by University of London. |

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September 29, 2023

South African Economy Highly Monopolised.

July 30, 2014September 29, 2014 Media for Justice

By: David Van Wyk Modern South Africa started off in 1652 as the product of a mercantile monopoly company, the Dutch East India Company which landed at the Cape to establish a

A Political Overview of the Current Situation – Some questions for the left in South Africa

February 27, 2014September 16, 2015 Media for Justice

By: David Van Wyk 2014 was born in class struggle. Mineworkers on the Platinum Belt immediately resumed the struggle for a living wage. This struggle is now in its third year.

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