Fighting Xenophobia and Discrimination in our Schools
From the 31st March to the 1st of April the Learner Representative Forum hosted a workshop that aimed to deal with the issues of xenophobia […]
From the 31st March to the 1st of April the Learner Representative Forum hosted a workshop that aimed to deal with the issues of xenophobia […]
In three general elections the people of South Africa including the youth have been promised free education, jobs, free water and housing. Election after election young […]
The Education Rights Project is an important initiative by the Wits Education Policy Unit. It is a tool to educate and help communities organise around […]
In the past few months education struggles have become the focus of the Bophelong community. The community joins many other communities and organisations in Gauteng […]
Date Province / City Comments 13 June 1976 Transvaal, Soweto About 400 students attend a meeting in Orlando. At the meeting, Tsietsi Mashinini (a 19-year-old-leader) of […]
Date Province/City Comments 1 February 1968 Natal, Nongoma Students at Nongoma Vocational Training School boycott classes because they are dissatisfied with food. One first year and […]
The year 2004 has up to now (April 2004) been marked by three key developments of significance for the social justice movement in South Africa. […]
Mondli Hlatshwayo and Oupa Lehulere* reflect on the WSF in Mumbai, and argue that Mumbai marks an important step in the international regroupment of left forces.
George Dor* argues that the future of the ASF lies in building strong social movements, and in countering careerist tendencies now dominant in the forum.
Leila Khaled* spoke to Mondli Hlatshwayo on the Palestinian people’s struggle against Zionism, her politics, the armed struggle, and on South Africa-Israel relations.
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