16 June 1976 Ignited the Nation’s Creative Imagination
Mphutlane wa Bofelo* discusses the influence of the 1976 students uprising
EDUCATION
Study Groups Corner
Dorris Lekgowa* outlines the aims of the ikageng Study Circle
Book Review: The Politics of South African Football
Malaika Lesego Samora Mahlatsi* reviews this book on soccer and states that although it raises fond memories for him, it does not explore the meaning of the World Cup for South Africa.
Crisis and Resistance
In this article Ighsaan Schroeder* gives an overview of the main activities at the 2009 Winter School and an assessment, including that of participants at the Schoo
Report of the Network of Independent Publishers Meeting
In this article Fouad Asfour* summarises the main discussion of the Independent Publishers Network meeting
EDUCATION SECTION: Capitalism as a system of crises
Oupa Lehulere explains how the capitalist system works, and how the search for profits within this system causes crises.
EDUCATION SECTION: GIWUSA’s Approach To The CRISIS And our Response
On the 31st March and 1st April 2009, the Shop Stewards Council of the WITS BRANCH of GIWUSA met and discussed the prevailing economic crisis […]
Overview of the Winter School 2008
Nerisha Baldevu gives an overview of Winter School 2008
Study Groups as a tool of organisation
In this article, Molefe Pilane shares the experiences of the Bolsheviks Study Circle in Discussing the importance of study groups generally
The Development of Capitalism and the Struggle for Zimbabwe
Ishmael Lesufi* and Fortune Sibanda argue that any attempt to make sense of the unfolding developments in Zimbabwe today will need to be located within an understanding of the development of capitalism in that country and the struggles waged by the African masses against this social system.