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 ‘Rain Bomb’ kills over 300 in South Africa, exposing political hypocrisy
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By Patrick Bond Mary Galvin
In Africa, Climate, Land, South Africa
Posted April 20, 2022

‘Rain Bomb’ kills over 300 in South Africa, exposing political hypocrisy

Greenwash and lies cause disaster, while government promotes coal and methane Floods have again ravaged South Africa’s third-largest city, Durban, killing at least 300 residents on Monday, [...]

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 Mandatory vaccination offers no real solution to vaccine hesitancy.
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By Allan Goatley
In Coronavirus, Health, South Africa
Posted February 22, 2022

Mandatory vaccination offers no real solution to vaccine hesitancy.

Socialists everywhere in the world support vaccination against the COVID-19 virus. We are in total support and encourage people to vaccinate against the COVID-19 virus. Vaccination although not [...]

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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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 IST STATEMENT ON UKRAINE CRISIS
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By International Socialist Tendency
In Europe, Land, military, Politics
Posted February 19, 2022

IST STATEMENT ON UKRAINE CRISIS

The crisis over Ukraine has brought Europe closer to a terrifying war. In its essence it is a conflict between the most powerful imperialist bloc in the world, the United States and its European [...]

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 Xenophobia in South Africa: The war on poverty or reason?
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By Jean-Jacques Muzani
In Africa, Economics, Politics, South Africa
Posted February 18, 2022

Xenophobia in South Africa: The war on poverty or reason?

The truth is, capitalism in South Africa uses the principle of economic war on Immigrants to shift local citizens’ attention from the heart of the problem. The true nature of that problem is that [...]

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 A Revolutionary Life: Oupa Lehulere (1960-2021)
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By Keep Left
In Civil Society, Economics, Education, Labor and Unions, Politics, South Africa
Posted December 3, 2021

A Revolutionary Life: Oupa Lehulere (1960-2021)

By Leonard Gentle “Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto“, “I am human, and I think nothing human is alien to me.” Terence (ex-African Slave turned Roman playwright [...]

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 Stop corruption and tax the rich to implement the UBIG.
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By General More-Fire
In Civil Society, Economics, South Africa
Posted October 17, 2021

Stop corruption and tax the rich to implement the UBIG.

“The SRD grants were introduced as short-term relief but drew over 7 million of the unemployed who applied for it. It became clear that it is a priority for the possibility of fighting for [...]

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 What kind of development can deal with climate change
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By Lulamile
In Africa, Climate, Economics, Environment, Land, Politics
Posted September 26, 2021

What kind of development can deal with climate change

Climate change is probably the most talked about topic in the world today, even in spite of the scourge of Covid 19 which has literally brought the world to a stand-still. As is well established, [...]

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 Covid 19 increases attacks on workers
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By Lawrence Ntuli
In Africa, Coronavirus, Labor and Unions, South Africa
Posted September 1, 2021

Covid 19 increases attacks on workers

Since the start of the Covid 19 in South Africa in March 2020, politicians and capitalists peddled the messages of “we’re all in this together”. At the same time, they praised workers [...]

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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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