Climate activists protest Africa Oil vampires
Activists protested Africa Oil Week, urging African leaders to prioritize renewable energy over fossil fuels for climate action.
Elitsha
October 8, 2024
Fragile state
Without an immediate change in approach, Somalia will remain a fragmented country populated by self-serving elites seeking foreign patrons. Photo
AIAC
October 8, 2024
Submission: Draft Global Minimum Tax Bill
The AIDC, in partnership with the Institute for Economic Justice, supported by the #StopTheBleeding campaign and the Tax Justice Network
October 8, 2024
Austerity cuts Western Cape teachers’ jobs
Workers across the country highlighted the impact budget cuts are having on education. Thousands of Cosatu affiliates participated in a
Elitsha
October 8, 2024
Africa’s first children problem
No matter where they are, the children of African heads-of-state live lives comically far-removed from those of the average citizen
AIAC
October 8, 2024
Staff Enhance Accountability and Environmental Awareness with Plant Care Challenge
“Staff at Khanya College have taken up an interesting challenge, if you want, to care for plants. Each plant is
Karibu
October 8, 2024
We can save Agriculture and farming in Nyakallong
Thabang Thembani Nyakallong should not only be seen as a mining area but as a very rich agricultural and farming
Tunatazama
October 8, 2024
Artists invited to apply for 2025 National Arts Festival fringe
By Staff Reporter The 51st National Arts Festival is in production and as of 1 October, artists have a window
Grocott's
October 8, 2024
Economy & Energy
Climate activists protest Africa Oil vampires
Activists protested Africa Oil Week, urging African leaders to prioritize renewable energy over fossil fuels for climate action.
Elitsha
October 8, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
Fragile state
Without an immediate change in approach, Somalia will remain a fragmented country populated by self-serving elites seeking foreign patrons. Photo
AIAC
October 8, 2024
Submission: Draft Global Minimum Tax Bill
The AIDC, in partnership with the Institute for Economic Justice, supported by the #StopTheBleeding campaign and the Tax Justice Network
October 8, 2024
Economy & Energy
Austerity cuts Western Cape teachers’ jobs
Workers across the country highlighted the impact budget cuts are having on education. Thousands of Cosatu affiliates participated in a
Elitsha
October 8, 2024
Opinion
Africa’s first children problem
No matter where they are, the children of African heads-of-state live lives comically far-removed from those of the average citizen
AIAC
October 8, 2024
Environment & Water
Staff Enhance Accountability and Environmental Awareness with Plant Care Challenge
“Staff at Khanya College have taken up an interesting challenge, if you want, to care for plants. Each plant is
Karibu
October 8, 2024
Eastern Cape
We can save Agriculture and farming in Nyakallong
Thabang Thembani Nyakallong should not only be seen as a mining area but as a very rich agricultural and farming
Tunatazama
October 8, 2024
Arts & Culture
Artists invited to apply for 2025 National Arts Festival fringe
By Staff Reporter The 51st National Arts Festival is in production and as of 1 October, artists have a window
Grocott's
October 8, 2024