State-owned entities: A war zone between political and economic elites
“The desperate poverty of this family and millions more is not coincidental or exceptional. South Africans are caught between parasitic
AIDC
August 29, 2023
Washington wields Agoa like a stick
Less powerful countries can lose their freedom to make their own decisions due to trade agreements.
AIDC
August 12, 2023
The Maputo Declaration on Rivers and Dams: Rivers for life, not for death!
Organisations and experts from the world over came together to discuss the state of the planet’s fresh water resources and
AIDC
August 12, 2023
A different, better South Africa needs more than just blaming the ANC
Most South Africans agree that the country is in a mess and that the ANC must go if there is
AIDC
July 31, 2023
Reading List: Luke Sinwell
Once associated with socialism, the language of participation has been co-opted. How was this radical idea depoliticized? Photo by Marc
AIDC
July 24, 2023
OPINION Tembeka Ngcukaitobi’s keynote address ignores some facts
Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi delivers his keynote address at Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans event. (Delwyn Verasamy/M&G) By Jeff Rudin
AIDC
July 14, 2023
Say NO to Extractivism!
The Right to Say No Campaign joins mining-affected communities from various parts of the country in a picket against the
AIDC
July 13, 2023
Views of SA from the citizens who fled may be bleak, but there are reasons for hope
South Africans in the diaspora reflect on their journeys and express their views on South Africa today.
AIDC
July 12, 2023
Corporate abuses can be curbed across Africa with UN treaty
Popular formations and civil society organisations from across the African continent gathered in Johannesburg to participate in the African Regional
AIDC
July 11, 2023
Climate Change Affecting Food Systems in the Zambezi Valley
Climate change has adversely affected food systems in Binga. The community falls into agro-ecological regions 4 and 5 which naturally
AIDC
July 11, 2023
Economy & Energy
State-owned entities: A war zone between political and economic elites
“The desperate poverty of this family and millions more is not coincidental or exceptional. South Africans are caught between parasitic
AIDC
August 29, 2023
Economy & Energy
Washington wields Agoa like a stick
Less powerful countries can lose their freedom to make their own decisions due to trade agreements.
AIDC
August 12, 2023
Environment & Water
The Maputo Declaration on Rivers and Dams: Rivers for life, not for death!
Organisations and experts from the world over came together to discuss the state of the planet’s fresh water resources and
AIDC
August 12, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
A different, better South Africa needs more than just blaming the ANC
Most South Africans agree that the country is in a mess and that the ANC must go if there is
AIDC
July 31, 2023
Arts & Culture
Reading List: Luke Sinwell
Once associated with socialism, the language of participation has been co-opted. How was this radical idea depoliticized? Photo by Marc
AIDC
July 24, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
OPINION Tembeka Ngcukaitobi’s keynote address ignores some facts
Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi delivers his keynote address at Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans event. (Delwyn Verasamy/M&G) By Jeff Rudin
AIDC
July 14, 2023
Environment & Water
Say NO to Extractivism!
The Right to Say No Campaign joins mining-affected communities from various parts of the country in a picket against the
AIDC
July 13, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Views of SA from the citizens who fled may be bleak, but there are reasons for hope
South Africans in the diaspora reflect on their journeys and express their views on South Africa today.
AIDC
July 12, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Corporate abuses can be curbed across Africa with UN treaty
Popular formations and civil society organisations from across the African continent gathered in Johannesburg to participate in the African Regional
AIDC
July 11, 2023
Environment & Water
Climate Change Affecting Food Systems in the Zambezi Valley
Climate change has adversely affected food systems in Binga. The community falls into agro-ecological regions 4 and 5 which naturally
AIDC
July 11, 2023