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18 march 2003 Zimbabwe Harare Zimbabwean police, backed by army helicopters, armoured cars, arrested 63 protesters during a national MDC strike. People burnt a bus. 21 […]
18 march 2003 Zimbabwe Harare Zimbabwean police, backed by army helicopters, armoured cars, arrested 63 protesters during a national MDC strike. People burnt a bus. 21 […]
Our request to the Government
Oupa Lehulere* argues that NEPAD is an economic programme of South Africa’s globalising multinational corporations.
INDYM: Can you introduce yourself and tell us where you are from? DLAMINI: My name is Jabulani Dlamini. I am from Jubilee South Africa and […]
A poem by Rene Otto Castillo*, read at the Edward Said Memorial in Johannesburg. One day the apolitical intellectuals of my country will be interrogated […]
War and the struggle against Imperialism The focus of this third edition of the Khanya Journal is on war. As we go to print, the […]
Oupa Lehulere* argues that the war against Iraq is an inter-imperialist struggle between the US- British and Franco-German imperialism, between the Euro and the Dollar for hegemony in the world economy
Mothobi Mokhethi* argues that the US supports and even grooms dictators, as long as they coincide with US interes
Mohau Pheko* argues that engendering peace, security and stability in Africa can be achieved only once Africans start a discussion on their own role in fuelling wars.
Andy Clarno* argues that the SA government, through its armaments industry, is integrating itself
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