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 THE RISE OF THE XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS & VIOLENCE:
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By General More-Fire
In Politics, South Africa
Posted September 23, 2019

THE RISE OF THE XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS & VIOLENCE:

The state perpetuated Xenophobic outbreaks and it must be held accountable and responsible. From the S.A. Soccer World Cup 2010 dreams and political rhetorical speeches on empowerment & [...]

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 DOWN WITH SISI AND LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE!
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By Keep Left
In Africa, North Africa
Posted September 22, 2019

DOWN WITH SISI AND LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE!

Statement by the Revolutionary Socialists, 21 September 2019 Whatever the outcome of the demonstrations we are witnessing, and whether or not you stand with them or against them, it is certain [...]

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 The Myths of Mboweni Economic Plan
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By Lawrence Ntuli
In Economics, Politics, South Africa
Posted September 13, 2019

The Myths of Mboweni Economic Plan

The National Treasury under Tito Mboweni (finance minister) recently released the 77-pages openly neo-liberalism document, with the title, Economic transformation, inclusive growth and [...]

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By Keep Left
In Uncategorized
Posted September 12, 2019

Against Xenophobia! For Working People’s Unity!

Joint statement of International Socialist Tendency organisations in Africa International Socialists across the African continent categorically condemn the wave of xenophobic violence which [...]

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 1 Year After the #Totalshutdown-Why are women still not feeling safe?
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By Orthalia Kunene
In Gender Identity, Politics
Posted September 11, 2019

1 Year After the #Totalshutdown-Why are women still not feeling safe?

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a topic that has received increasing attention again due to the increasing numbers of women and children dying in the hands of men. Therefore, 2018 was marked as [...]

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 Gaddafi and the intervention of NATO
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By Lebogang Malebo
In Africa, Politics
Posted September 8, 2019

Gaddafi and the intervention of NATO

There has been a recent resurrection of Muammar Gaddafi’s policies within many African discourses. One which stands out the most is that he was a true leader of Libya and a bold fighter against [...]

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 1968 and The Black Revolution DRUM
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By Lebogang Malebo
In Labor and Unions, North America, Politics
Posted September 8, 2019

1968 and The Black Revolution DRUM

The #BlackLivesMatter movement in 2015 was historic – raising global awareness on the systematic repressions of blacks by the US police. One of the originators of the movement, Opal Tometi, [...]

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 Zimbabwe Crisis after the Ouster of Mugabe
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By Cde Bishop
In Africa, Zimbabwe
Posted September 8, 2019

Zimbabwe Crisis after the Ouster of Mugabe

Part 2 of 2 The deterioration of the economy and closing up of democratic space by the Junta Socialists in Zimbabwe had argued that the kind of austerity that is going to be pursued by the [...]

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 Zimbabwe Crisis after the Ouster of Mugabe
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By Cde Bishop
In Africa, Zimbabwe
Posted September 8, 2019

Zimbabwe Crisis after the Ouster of Mugabe

Part 1-2 Battle of ideas, battle of leadership In Zanu PF there were two factions fighting between the nationalists led by Mugabe and the neoliberals led by Ed Mnangagwa, which resulted in Mugabe [...]

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 “Will I be next?” Why the death penalty won’t protect us (and what might).
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By Claire Ceruti
In Gender Identity, Politics
Posted September 6, 2019

“Will I be next?” Why the death penalty won’t protect us (and what might).

The magnificent women’s protests in Cape Town in early September 2019 were a raging fire of hope in a dark time. The rape and murder of UCT student Uyinene Mrwetyana should once and for all put [...]

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