New Books | The Aids Coalition To Unleash Power
This is a lightly edited excerpt from Let The Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987-1993
New Frame
December 6, 2021
Protest artists in eSwatini refuse to be erased
A recent documentary titled The Unthinkable documents the events of June and July in eSwatini, showing the brutality meted out
New Frame
December 6, 2021
Going back to the future of KwaZulu-Natal politics
The politics of KwaZulu-Natal, we often hear, is different. The province is at the epicentre of political gangsterism and assassinations.
New Frame
December 6, 2021
Will a biennial World Cup be good for Africa?
If anything has defined the landscape of world football in 2021, it has been the desire to shift from the
New Frame
December 6, 2021
Shell judgment a blow for activists
Shell can proceed with its seismic survey to explore for oil and gas off South Africa’s environmentally sensitive Wild Coast.
New Frame
December 3, 2021
SA holds its breath as judge decides on Shell
Who has won and lost in the environmental battle over the seas off South Africa’s Wild Coast will be known
New Frame
December 2, 2021
Eskom: a textbook of electricity generation failure
Eskom has become the most hated institution in South Africa. It is now the swear word “Eishkom”, denoting annoyance, as
New Frame
December 2, 2021
Alarm over arrest of Kashmiri rights defender
Indian authorities have arrested Khurram Parvez, a key human rights defender in Jammu and Kashmir, the troubled Himalayan territory where
New Frame
December 2, 2021
Funding must be allocated to treat drivers of HIV
On this World Aids Day (1 December), South Africa still has the world’s largest HIV burden, with 7.7 million people currently
New Frame
December 1, 2021
Could HIV treatment be reduced to two medicines?
The medicines available for the treatment of HIV infection in the public sector in South Africa have changed significantly over
New Frame
December 1, 2021
New Books | The Aids Coalition To Unleash Power
This is a lightly edited excerpt from Let The Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987-1993
New Frame
December 6, 2021
News
Protest artists in eSwatini refuse to be erased
A recent documentary titled The Unthinkable documents the events of June and July in eSwatini, showing the brutality meted out
New Frame
December 6, 2021
Opinion
Going back to the future of KwaZulu-Natal politics
The politics of KwaZulu-Natal, we often hear, is different. The province is at the epicentre of political gangsterism and assassinations.
New Frame
December 6, 2021
Opinion
Will a biennial World Cup be good for Africa?
If anything has defined the landscape of world football in 2021, it has been the desire to shift from the
New Frame
December 6, 2021
News
Shell judgment a blow for activists
Shell can proceed with its seismic survey to explore for oil and gas off South Africa’s environmentally sensitive Wild Coast.
New Frame
December 3, 2021
News
SA holds its breath as judge decides on Shell
Who has won and lost in the environmental battle over the seas off South Africa’s Wild Coast will be known
New Frame
December 2, 2021
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Eskom: a textbook of electricity generation failure
Eskom has become the most hated institution in South Africa. It is now the swear word “Eishkom”, denoting annoyance, as
New Frame
December 2, 2021
Global
Alarm over arrest of Kashmiri rights defender
Indian authorities have arrested Khurram Parvez, a key human rights defender in Jammu and Kashmir, the troubled Himalayan territory where
New Frame
December 2, 2021
Funding must be allocated to treat drivers of HIV
On this World Aids Day (1 December), South Africa still has the world’s largest HIV burden, with 7.7 million people currently
New Frame
December 1, 2021
Could HIV treatment be reduced to two medicines?
The medicines available for the treatment of HIV infection in the public sector in South Africa have changed significantly over
New Frame
December 1, 2021