1973 Strikes transformed workers’ struggle in South Africa
In 1973 between January and March over 60,000 workers were involved in about 160 strikes, primarily in the textiles and
Amandla
August 23, 2023
Empowering Rural Women: Leaders for a just energy revolution
Black rural women’s empowerment is a crucial chapter in the transition from fossil fuels.
MACUA
August 23, 2023
Protesters outside BRICS Summit call for China to stop its planned East African Crude Oil Pipeline
According to #StopEACOP, the pipeline could displace thousands of families and farmers and contaminate water sources.
GroundUp
August 23, 2023
Johannesburg businessman unethically obtains contracts from Johannesburg hospitals with multiple companies
Mokeona has been investigated to have multiple suspicious companies under his name, which he obtains contracts from Thembisa Hospital.
amaBhungane
August 23, 2023
Mining activists call on the leaders of BRICS nations to break out of the imperialist models of wealth extraction
Activists call on BRICS to prioritise the redistribution of mineral wealth within the framework of a just transition from fossil
MACUA
August 23, 2023
We Are One Movement (WR1) supports poverty stricken communities in Zimbabwe since the break of COVID-19.
WR1 supports communities through donations in nutritional programs for children, educational assistance and proffesional counseling.
Ubumbano Voice
August 23, 2023
Friends and comrades of murdered activist lawyer call for community defense against crime
The memorial to slain activist Ayanda Gladile was attended by over 100 people who remembered Gladile as “selfless and passionate”,
Elitsha
August 23, 2023
NEDLAC approves SAFTU’S membership application.
NEDLAC’s approval of SAFTU’s membership will mean a sudden transformation of the socio-economic conditions of the working class, SAFTU will
SAFTU
August 23, 2023
Zimbabweans at Beitbridge border are doubtful about elections.
Zimbabwean youths at Beitbridge border post, who call themselves “Zalawas”, carry loads for people shopping in South Africa and charge
GroundUp
August 23, 2023
Over 800 households in Verulam without tap water for eight years
29 years of democracy in South Africa but there are still residents who drink water from dams.
GroundUp
August 23, 2023
Labour & Workers' Rights
1973 Strikes transformed workers’ struggle in South Africa
In 1973 between January and March over 60,000 workers were involved in about 160 strikes, primarily in the textiles and
Amandla
August 23, 2023
Environment & Water
Empowering Rural Women: Leaders for a just energy revolution
Black rural women’s empowerment is a crucial chapter in the transition from fossil fuels.
MACUA
August 23, 2023
Environment & Water
Protesters outside BRICS Summit call for China to stop its planned East African Crude Oil Pipeline
According to #StopEACOP, the pipeline could displace thousands of families and farmers and contaminate water sources.
GroundUp
August 23, 2023
Crime & Justice
Johannesburg businessman unethically obtains contracts from Johannesburg hospitals with multiple companies
Mokeona has been investigated to have multiple suspicious companies under his name, which he obtains contracts from Thembisa Hospital.
amaBhungane
August 23, 2023
Economy & Energy
Mining activists call on the leaders of BRICS nations to break out of the imperialist models of wealth extraction
Activists call on BRICS to prioritise the redistribution of mineral wealth within the framework of a just transition from fossil
MACUA
August 23, 2023
Southern Africa
We Are One Movement (WR1) supports poverty stricken communities in Zimbabwe since the break of COVID-19.
WR1 supports communities through donations in nutritional programs for children, educational assistance and proffesional counseling.
Ubumbano Voice
August 23, 2023
Crime & Justice
Friends and comrades of murdered activist lawyer call for community defense against crime
The memorial to slain activist Ayanda Gladile was attended by over 100 people who remembered Gladile as “selfless and passionate”,
Elitsha
August 23, 2023
Labour & Workers' Rights
NEDLAC approves SAFTU’S membership application.
NEDLAC’s approval of SAFTU’s membership will mean a sudden transformation of the socio-economic conditions of the working class, SAFTU will
SAFTU
August 23, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Zimbabweans at Beitbridge border are doubtful about elections.
Zimbabwean youths at Beitbridge border post, who call themselves “Zalawas”, carry loads for people shopping in South Africa and charge
GroundUp
August 23, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Over 800 households in Verulam without tap water for eight years
29 years of democracy in South Africa but there are still residents who drink water from dams.
GroundUp
August 23, 2023