The current political situation and the tasks of the social movements
Jubilee SA occupies a special place in my heart, not only because of the issues it takes up, but because of my long associations with JSA, […]
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The OKM Experience and the lessons for 2009
John Appolis reviews previous election tactics used within the social movements and argues for a spoilt ballot in the upcoming elections.
THE APF & THE 2009 NATIONAL ELECTIONS
Dale Mckinley argues it is premature for the APF to participate in an electoral front that will put up candidates for national elections in 2009.
The 2009 elections
Oupa Lehulere argues for a united front of social movements to campaign for a No vote in the 2009 elections to build political consciousness and strengthen the movements.
Current Community Struggles – Desecrating Graves and Drilling in Villages
In this article Dor and Dolo gives an overview of the community struggles against the mine companies expansion into local villages in Limpopo, desecrating graves and relocating schools.
12-19 October 2008 – Jubilee International’s Week of Action against the IFI’s
In this article Brand gives a brief report of the Jubilee South Africa’s local solidarity actions with the International Week of Action against the International financial Institutions.
Xenophobia and the plight of Somalis in South Africa
In this article Dawlo discusses how Somalis have tried to make SA their home, and the xenophobia meted out to them especially because they are small traders.
Education Section: The Women’s struggle is not yet over
In this article Van der Westhuizen gives a brief overview of women’s struggles in South Africa and argues that this struggle is far from over.
KC JOURNAL NO 20 November 2008 – Barometer of Resistance
Date Place Details Demands 6 Jun 2008 Johannesburg More than 5000 residents of khutsong township marched to the anc head office, luthuli house. the immigrant […]
In this edition – July 30, 2008
Welcome to the third edition of the Khanya Journal for 2008 This issue is a follow up edition to the Racism and Xenophobia edition we […]