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 FW De Klerk: The lies of Apartheid, murderous complicities and dirty tricks.
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By Claire Ceruti
In Civil Society, Politics, South Africa
Posted February 22, 2022

FW De Klerk: The lies of Apartheid, murderous complicities and dirty tricks.

I would like to say that FW De Klerk’s death left me cold, to borrow a phrase, but in truth, it was an emotional moment. I was enraged, frustrated and grumpy that he died without ever facing [...]

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 Is the township economy a route to empowerment?
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By Claire Ceruti
In Africa, Economics, Politics, South Africa
Posted August 21, 2021

Is the township economy a route to empowerment?

Since the pandemic, we’ve heard several government officials saying that the ‘township economy’ is ‘vital to South Africa’s recovery’. Following a xenophobic clause in the Gauteng government’s [...]

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 What is South Africa’s problem with alcohol?
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By Claire Ceruti
In Coronavirus, South Africa
Posted January 27, 2021

What is South Africa’s problem with alcohol?

‘Doubtless, flooding this scenario with alcohol can be like squirting lighter fluid on a fire. But remember that some 40% of the cases in the domestic abuse study above happened without the [...]

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 Corona wealth crisis
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By Claire Ceruti
In Africa, Coronavirus, Health, Politics
Posted June 29, 2020

Corona wealth crisis

As we are being abruptly rushed back into workplaces and schools and shared transport even while infections rise – or hustled out of employment with no social support as the economic [...]

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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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 The Public Protector VS The Presidency
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By Claire Ceruti
In Uncategorized
Posted August 3, 2019

The Public Protector VS The Presidency

The independence of the public protector only goes as far as their failure to seriously challenge whoever is in power. Socialists are under pressure to take a side in the recent uproar over the [...]

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 Land and the Making of the Black Working Class
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By Claire Ceruti
In Land, Politics, South Africa, Uncategorized
Posted June 18, 2019

Land and the Making of the Black Working Class

What is more remarkable than Miriam Makeba condensing thepolitical-economic history of South Africa into a song, is how smoothly racial capitalism naturalised the giant theft of labour power [...]

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 The Casualities of Cola – outsourcing and exploitation
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By Claire Ceruti
In Labor and Unions
Posted October 11, 2017

The Casualities of Cola – outsourcing and exploitation

Claire Ceruti interviews Thabo Zondo I joined ABI in 1987. I worked for ten years without promotion, the reason being I was an activist in the township In my early days, I changed many things. [...]

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 Were the Rosettenville attacks xenophobic?
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By Claire Ceruti
In South Africa
Posted March 1, 2017

Were the Rosettenville attacks xenophobic?

Were the Rosettenville attacks xenophobic, or a legitimate response to frustrations about the failure of the police to deal with criminals and drugs in proletarian communities?  The incidents [...]

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 Going to the roots of the SACP’s political weakness
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By Claire Ceruti
In Uncategorized
Posted April 1, 2015

Going to the roots of the SACP’s political weakness

The SACP’s latest strategy document is called: “Going to the root: a radical second phase of the National Democratic Revolution” (October 2014). The parts of the document which are radical are [...]

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