Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon

Johannesburg cannot police its future

Coronavirus Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 27 Oct 2020

South Africa’s biggest city is ground zero for debates about the long-term effectiveness and constitutionality of militarised urban policing and how we imagine the post-Covid city

SA could learn from Brazil when it comes to protests

Analysis Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 20 Apr 2017

The fall from World Cup fever to presidential skulduggery has been swift in both countries.

Jo’burg hills are alive with visions

Africa Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 13 Sep 2013

While the job of spirit medium is hardly new, it has been given currency by the survival difficulties encountered by the city's migrant population.

Litfest 2013: Migration is a tale that knows no bounds

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 23 Aug 2013

Behind an apparently amorphous multitude are distinct individuals, each with a particular mission.

Moving art makes city’s spine tingle

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 7 Dec 2012

An innovative festival takes audiences through Jo'burg and brings fairy-tale fantasies to life.

Not everyone sees the light

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 9 Nov 2012

The recent launch of expansion plans for the Maboneng precinct raises the question: Just who will be left out of the inner-city plan?

A history of violence and elusive hope

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 28 Sep 2012

An analysis of a deadly mine conflict in 1994 offers clues to the origins of the Marikana tragedy.

Evicted Somali traders cry foul

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 2 Sep 2011

Foreigners in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, allege that the local council is working hand in glove with local business people to shut down their shops.

The structure of terror

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 26 Aug 2011

Suburbanites' fears are defining the architecture of Johannesburg.

Fragments of unity on Africa Day

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 7 Jun 2011

"Afrique, Afrique, Afrique!" cried Tumi Molekane of Tumi and the Volume, ending an electric hip-hop set at the Africa Day celebrations in Newtown.

Foreign traders are fair game

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 20 May 2011

The Freedom Park housing settlement on the outskirts of Eldorado Park has become the centre of xenophobic mobilisation in Gauteng.

Minister of music mixing the sounds of the south

Article Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon - 13 May 2011

Gilberto Gil, one of Brazil's best-known musicians, landed on South African tarmac last week.

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UNICEF vacancy announcement

The challenges and opportunities for manufacturing CFOs, now and in the future

Sona 2021: More talk without the actual walk?

Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Solicitation

Unpacking the 2021 SoNA

Vacancy Announcement: Technical Advisor

Vaal river polluted ‘beyond acceptable levels’, cabinet must intervene – SAHRC

The Un-masking of South Africa’s Education System