Brazilian film: Solmatalua embraces freedom and African spirituality through memory
Solmatalua is about the memory of freedom, of honor and dignity for Black people in Brazil, a place where such
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Workers unions collectively stand up for workers rights to fair wage increase
Nehawu, Popcru, Denosa, Sapu and others went on strike for one week against the 3.3% wage increase during high inflation.
Amandla
June 2, 2023
Buying people’s votes denies them of their democracy and weakens the economy
During political campaigns, candidates often resort to vote buying as a means to secure their victory. It is a very
Abahlali
June 2, 2023
Zimbabwe is under the church’s political grip
From the enormously influential megachurches of Walter Magaya and Emmanuel Makandiwa to smaller ‘startups,’ the church in Zimbabwe has frightening,
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Zimbabwean forgotten hero Ndabaningi Sithole is remembered through hidden archives
Zimbabwean founding father, Ndabaningi Sithole, has largely been edited out of the country’s history. But thanks to the tremendous archive
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Pan-Africanism lives through the South African legacy of women like Frene Ginwala
Many know Frene Ginwala, the iconic anti-apartheid activist, as democratic South Africa’s first speaker of parliament. But few know of
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Can climate-smart agriculture help build resilience against food, health and climate shocks in Malawi?
Malawi has endured more than 19 floods and seven droughts over the past five decades, and in 2015 it was
Elitsha
June 2, 2023
#MotiFiles: Moti Group granted secret court order muzzling investigative journalists
The Moti Group approached the Johannesburg High Court on Tuesday requesting an urgent interdict and demanding the immediate return of
amaBhungane
June 2, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Brazilian film: Solmatalua embraces freedom and African spirituality through memory
Solmatalua is about the memory of freedom, of honor and dignity for Black people in Brazil, a place where such
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Labour & Workers' Rights
Workers unions collectively stand up for workers rights to fair wage increase
Nehawu, Popcru, Denosa, Sapu and others went on strike for one week against the 3.3% wage increase during high inflation.
Amandla
June 2, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Buying people’s votes denies them of their democracy and weakens the economy
During political campaigns, candidates often resort to vote buying as a means to secure their victory. It is a very
Abahlali
June 2, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Zimbabwe is under the church’s political grip
From the enormously influential megachurches of Walter Magaya and Emmanuel Makandiwa to smaller ‘startups,’ the church in Zimbabwe has frightening,
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Zimbabwean forgotten hero Ndabaningi Sithole is remembered through hidden archives
Zimbabwean founding father, Ndabaningi Sithole, has largely been edited out of the country’s history. But thanks to the tremendous archive
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Pan-Africanism lives through the South African legacy of women like Frene Ginwala
Many know Frene Ginwala, the iconic anti-apartheid activist, as democratic South Africa’s first speaker of parliament. But few know of
AIAC
June 2, 2023
Environment & Water
Can climate-smart agriculture help build resilience against food, health and climate shocks in Malawi?
Malawi has endured more than 19 floods and seven droughts over the past five decades, and in 2015 it was
Elitsha
June 2, 2023
Crime & Justice
#MotiFiles: Moti Group granted secret court order muzzling investigative journalists
The Moti Group approached the Johannesburg High Court on Tuesday requesting an urgent interdict and demanding the immediate return of
amaBhungane
June 2, 2023