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Category Archives: Contemporary South Africa
Alex Eliseev, Bonfires of discontent in horrifying numbers
Alex Eliseev discusses the extent of violent protests Continue reading
Raymond Suttner, Are developments in NUMSA moving towards an emancipatory project?
Evidence on bungled and intentionally deficient policing in rape and murder cases at Kyayelitsha commission
Richard Pithouse’s insightful analysis of the broader implications of small town racism in Grahamstown
Raymond Suttner, Interview with Polity, addressing political expression additional to voting
Cameron Brisbane, Electricity tariffs- the great deception
Nomboniso Gasa, To succeed Ramphele cannot afford to oversimplify race
Leonard Gentle, Forging a New Movement: NUMSA and the Shift in SA Politics
I am not in complete agreement with the conclusions of this article, but believe it is an important contribution. I will comment further at a later stage
Steven Friedman, NUMSA’s choices could change the future
Raymond Suttner, Realignments in South African politics
Raymond Suttner interview on current situation with Creamer Media’s Polity
All clear: No hour of liberation
General council of the bar slams government for silence over homophobic steps on the continent
Amandla Marikana! by All Clear band (lyrics by Allan Kolski Horwitz)
Lyrics Continue reading
Greg Nicolson, on Durban Deep police killing
State action used to threaten those who may not give Zuma warm reception in Eastern Cape
Note how police are present and those who are not inlined to give Number one a warm reception are threatened not only with organisational discipline but the arm of the state
http://www.citypress.co.za/politics/boo-face-arrest-eastern-cape-anc-warns-members/
Kwanele Sosibo, On dynamics within the EFF
Pallo Jordan responds to Ellis on the role of white communists in finalising the Freedom Charter text
Pallo Jordan relates Stephen Ellis’s attack on the white communist role Continue reading