The Public Affairs Research Institute (PARI), Society, Work and Politics Institute (SWOP), Gauteng City-Region Observatory (GCRO) and the Johannesburg Crisis:
A new mining application seeks 26 000 hectares that has communal farms, land and homes.
Households haven been without power due to mismanagement of municipal workers’ schedules.
#CapeStorm: Join Cry of the Xcluded in providing essential aid to the victims.
The community also wants answers on how the municipal budget was spent on sport for youth and improving basic services.
North West communities protest and demand that mines action Social Labour Plans to provide training and jobs as promised
The International Interdisciplinary Security of Land Tenure (IISLT) conference brought together professionals, lawyers, academics, government officials and students to emphasise
Women’s land struggles in post–Apartheid South Africa: The continued injustice of the past? Date: 28 August 2024 | Time: 14:00-15:30 SAST/CAT Link: https://rb.gy/f46966 RSVP: Click here to register The Dean of the Economic and Management Sciences faculty
A short guide to election parties ‘ views on land, housing and spatial injustice.
The post Digital tech in African agriculture workshop report: livelihoods, climate change and food system transformation appeared first on Plaas.
The Public Affairs Research Institute (PARI), Society, Work and Politics Institute (SWOP), Gauteng City-Region Observatory (GCRO) and the Johannesburg Crisis:
A new mining application seeks 26 000 hectares that has communal farms, land and homes.
Households haven been without power due to mismanagement of municipal workers’ schedules.
#CapeStorm: Join Cry of the Xcluded in providing essential aid to the victims.
The community also wants answers on how the municipal budget was spent on sport for youth and improving basic services.
North West communities protest and demand that mines action Social Labour Plans to provide training and jobs as promised
The International Interdisciplinary Security of Land Tenure (IISLT) conference brought together professionals, lawyers, academics, government officials and students to emphasise
Women’s land struggles in post–Apartheid South Africa: The continued injustice of the past? Date: 28 August 2024 | Time: 14:00-15:30 SAST/CAT Link: https://rb.gy/f46966 RSVP: Click here to register The Dean of the Economic and Management Sciences faculty
A short guide to election parties ‘ views on land, housing and spatial injustice.
The post Digital tech in African agriculture workshop report: livelihoods, climate change and food system transformation appeared first on Plaas.
