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A Position Development From Debt Cancellation Campaign? Malawi’s perspective ‘Under the Microscope’ This paper seeks to provide a brief overview of some of the experiences […]

In mid 2004, the Government of Malawi had plans to privatise the Lilongwe and Blantyre Water Boards. This was to be done through a Parliamentary […]

Environmental Justice before Democracy Industrial developments in Africa have been characterised by a lot of environmental injustices levelled at poor communities that live in close […]

Theaters Of War The African continent is in bad shape and has been so for much of the 20th century right into the 21st century. […]

BACKGROUND ON ZAMBIA Zambia is a landlocked country, and has a population of about 9.8 million people. It borders on seven countries: Angola, the Democratic […]

I’m Dr Capitalism I am dr capitalism, the godfather of isms and schisms I stand for individualism, monetarism and westernism Yesterday when I was in […]

This is a special edition of the Khanya journal on education struggles in post-apartheid South Africa. Over the last few years students in schools and […]

Towards the end of last year at the Education Rights Project’s national education camp, I had the honour of being amongst about a hundred enthusiastic […]

Recently, a national conference to review ten years of education in South Africa was held in Johannesburg where representatives of government, teacher unions, research organisations, and […]

The state of Education Our education appears to be declining and not making a turn around. Poor schools are not even producing the quality of […]