The use of agricultural land fro elite developments like golf estates: at what cost?
Angela Conway* discusses the negative effects of developments like golf courses on people’s social and economic life and the environment.
The relation between climate change and food security
Jacklyn Cock discusses climate change and how it deepens the struggle for food security, especially in Africa. She argues that because of its methods of production, capitalism cannot solve the crisis but will only deepen it.
ALTERNATIVES: Transitional Programme for the Environment
In this article Adam Booth discusses environmental issues in the context of a transitional programme. This is a programme that can shift economies under capitalism in an anti-capitalist direction.
Eco-socialism: ‘feasible environmental solutions’
Green Left Weekly’s* Leslie Richmond spoke to John Rice, activist, socialist, Greens member and one of the initiators of the network.
Campaign Against Climate Change: climate jobs
Climate jobs are jobs that cut down the amount of greenhouse gases we put in the air and thus slow down climate change. [Read More]
In this Edition – KC JOURNAL NO 24 JULY 2010
A Focus on Publishing In times of Crisis Welcome to the First edition of the Khanya Journal For 2010 In this issue we focus [Read More]
KC JOURNAL NO 24 JULY 2010 – Barometer of Resistance
Date Country/Town Detail of Activity Demands 22DECEMBER 2009 NEPAL – Kathmandu Communists and masses engaged in struggle [Read More]
Developing a Culture of Reading and Writing – the Jozi Book Fair
Jozi Book Fair – a book fair for readers, writers and publishers!
Jozi Book Fair 2010: Author Profiles
Searatoa van Driel* discusses the profiles of authors who will attend the August 2010 Jozi Book Fair.
Overview of initiatives By small progressive publishers
Makhosazana Hlatswayo* discusses the different initiatives by small progressive publishers to promote a culture of reading and writing that includes creative methods of accessing children, youth and adults.
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