March against the mine
Nothing of value can be pointed by the community over the past fifteen years since Harmony took over. The only
Tunatazama
February 28, 2023
Women march through Dunoon against gender-based violence
“Men who are not embarrassed and have sexual intercourse with our children must leave Dunoon”
GroundUp
February 28, 2023
Rubber bullets fired as over 2,000 people evicted from Nigel housing occupation
Read More Lawyers for the occupiers have subsequently secured a stay of the eviction order in the Gauteng High Court
GroundUp
February 28, 2023
Equal Education made “constitutional alchemy” says lawyer who represented them
Equal Education’s norms and standards case is a prime example of how social movements can use the law in the
GroundUp
February 28, 2023
Activists run the gauntlet every day, on behalf of others
Read More Across the world, activists working in many sectors risk their personal safety and often their lives to do
Corruption Watch
February 28, 2023
Rwandan writer’s stories of hunger, grief and exile
Read More Rwandan writer Scholastique Mukasonga chronicles life, death, return and grief in her story collection, ‘Igifu.’ Photo by Jannik
AIAC
February 28, 2023
Mining related problems faced by host communities in Atok
The communities around mine are facing serious problem regarding environmental impact such as:
Noise, Dust, Air Pollution.
We refer to
Tunatazama
February 28, 2023
A new native African consensus to replace failed colonial states
Read More The writings of Ugandan lawyer David Mpanga are both literary and legalistic, rooted in African conceptions of storytelling
AIAC
February 28, 2023
Webinar | Who pays the price of state capture?
Read More PARI’s Devi Pillay participated in this Open Secrets webinar on 16 February 2023: Who pays the price for
PARI
February 28, 2023
Strict new measures to combat lottery corruption
Read More The National Lottery Commission’s new board has introduced a number of measures to prevent corruption, writes Raymond Joseph
Corruption Watch
February 28, 2023
Economy & Energy
March against the mine
Nothing of value can be pointed by the community over the past fifteen years since Harmony took over. The only
Tunatazama
February 28, 2023
Crime & Justice
Women march through Dunoon against gender-based violence
“Men who are not embarrassed and have sexual intercourse with our children must leave Dunoon”
GroundUp
February 28, 2023
Land & Housing
Rubber bullets fired as over 2,000 people evicted from Nigel housing occupation
Read More Lawyers for the occupiers have subsequently secured a stay of the eviction order in the Gauteng High Court
GroundUp
February 28, 2023
Education & Training
Equal Education made “constitutional alchemy” says lawyer who represented them
Equal Education’s norms and standards case is a prime example of how social movements can use the law in the
GroundUp
February 28, 2023
Activists run the gauntlet every day, on behalf of others
Read More Across the world, activists working in many sectors risk their personal safety and often their lives to do
Corruption Watch
February 28, 2023
Arts & Culture
Rwandan writer’s stories of hunger, grief and exile
Read More Rwandan writer Scholastique Mukasonga chronicles life, death, return and grief in her story collection, ‘Igifu.’ Photo by Jannik
AIAC
February 28, 2023
Environment & Water
Mining related problems faced by host communities in Atok
The communities around mine are facing serious problem regarding environmental impact such as:
Noise, Dust, Air Pollution.
We refer to
Tunatazama
February 28, 2023
Arts & Culture
A new native African consensus to replace failed colonial states
Read More The writings of Ugandan lawyer David Mpanga are both literary and legalistic, rooted in African conceptions of storytelling
AIAC
February 28, 2023
Crime & Justice
Webinar | Who pays the price of state capture?
Read More PARI’s Devi Pillay participated in this Open Secrets webinar on 16 February 2023: Who pays the price for
PARI
February 28, 2023
Crime & Justice
Strict new measures to combat lottery corruption
Read More The National Lottery Commission’s new board has introduced a number of measures to prevent corruption, writes Raymond Joseph
Corruption Watch
February 28, 2023