Literacy: Challenges for Libraries in South Africa
Eva Rampa discusses the challanges facing libraries, from the perspective of librarian
EDITORIALS & OPINIONS
Marikana: Massacre of our illusions
Leonard Gentle discusses the Marikana Massacre in light of the changes within the union movement and the working class and argues that a new movement and the working class and argues that the new movement is emerging
In this Edition – KC JOURNAL NO 30 JULY 2012
This is the first edition of the Khanya Journal for 2012. The focus of this edition is on ‘The state we are in’ , and […]
From Polokwane to Mangaung : Class and class conflict in the ANC
Oupa Lehulere* argues that the fracturing within the ANC has little to do with personality clashes, hidden agendas or Zuma’s lack of vision; but rather the class configuration that underpinned the cohesion of the Mbeki group.
“i still believe that we should be tolerant and welcoming of those who think differently.”
Maria van Driel (MvD) interviews Desmond Da Sa* about the state of the social movements in Durban and nationally.
Penalising protest action
Anna Majavu* discusses the implications of the latest Constitutional Court judgement that makes organisations liable for damages arising from protests.
Internet and Press Freedom in South Africa in 2011
In this article Freedom House* reports that South Africa’s Press Freedom is ‘Partly Free’ while it’s internet is ‘Free’
Part 1: The past stands in front of the present, we cannot see the future
Michael Abrams* discusses the deep-seated fracturing within South African society continues 20 years after apartheid, and its impact especially on the youth.
Open Mic Section
Field Marshal Tantawi says armed forces will not allow a “certain group” to dominate, after he held talks with Clinton – Aljazeera Agencies.
Open Mic Section
Avert* discusses the impact of HIV/AIDS on the health sector and on households in Africa.