Women and movement building
Maria van Driel* discusses women’s participation at Khanya and argues that mass struggles are needed to bring about major shifts in the consciousness of women (and men)
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Reflections from the Activist School in Sweden
Anna Gunterberg* reflects on the school in Sweden and highlights the need for solidarity
Southern Africans participate in Activist School in Sweden
Maria van Driel* reports on the participation of Southern Africans at the Activist School in Sweden.
Jozi Book Fair and Conference on Literacy
South Africa has a weak culture of reading and writing and while this is reflected in the country’s many social ills, it [Read More]
Where are we now with literacy in South Africa?
Proffessor John Aitchison* dicusses the crisis of literacy in South africa, highlighting the lack of training
Literacy and women in South Africa
Sharon Groenmeyer Discusses the state of Literacy and Gender Equality in South Africa
Literacy: Challenges for Libraries in South Africa
Eva Rampa discusses the challanges facing libraries, from the perspective of librarian
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 [Read More]
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.
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