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Category Archives: Violence
Nomboniso Gasa, Uninvited-Stuart Hall
Uninvited, Stuart Hall often sprung to my mind in the past few months. Continue reading
IEC worried about effect of protests on safety of its staff during elections
Raymond Suttner, Loss of trust and legitimacy result in ungovernability
ANC taught us to protest, say today’s protesters
Ed Cropley, Informal settlements ablaze with disenchantment
Thapelo Lekgowa, Greg Nicolson, Boiketlong, Sebokeng-still dying for their rights
Sipho Hlongwane, SAPS caught in crossfire of service wars
ENCA, Violent protests spread across South Africa
Greg Nicolson, Here to stay. Sebokeng’s rioting rage
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
Greg Nicolson on EFF mastery of dramatic entries and presence
Raymond Suttner interview on current situation with Creamer Media’s Polity
Amandla Marikana! by All Clear band (lyrics by Allan Kolski Horwitz)
Lyrics Continue reading
Magistrates attacked for treatment of rape complainants
Human rights watch slam SA police as ‘human rights threat’
There was a time during the struggle against apartheid when Human Rights Watch exposed the repression of the apartheid regime. Continue reading