Articles by Nina Benjamin

As part of the preparation for the WSF in Nairobi, 13 organisations came together in Johannesburg, South Africa, to exchange experiences on approaches to mobilisation against the hIV/AIdS pandemic. Nina benjamin* reflects on the workshop and on the plans for the WSF.

Dear Comrades and Friends This is the second special edition of the Khanya Journal focusing oneducation struggles in post-apartheid South Africa. Most of the writers […]

With the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Charter, Nina Benjamin and Bernadette Johnson show how the Charter has often been used to impose ANC politics on educational struggles.

Nina Benjamin* argues that the debate on the 2004 elections within the APF Gauteng contributes to the debate on strategies and tactics in building revolutionary movements.

Nina Benjamin* takes a look at the Winter School hosted by Khanya College in July this year, and argues that the Winter School was step towards building regional solidarity, and that is raised consciousness among participants about the need to combat xenophobia in the sub-region.