Ebrahim Harvey

The blame for our current crisis must be laid at the door of the ANC — but it can still redeem itself

In the introduction to his book, author Ebrahim Harvey says the social crisis we have today is the result of the false understanding the ruling party has of our society and history

Many ANC leaders and officials have been implicated in allegations of corruption and other wrongdoing; Zuma’s is merely the most prominent case

It is from the beneficiaries of the ANC’s ‘cadre deployment’ that you will mostly hear the fawning praises sung

Good election outcomes for the party will mean Julius Malema’s dangerous racism will again receive airtime

Students who want to throw Western science out of universities need to rethink their ideas

He spent two decades working to strengthen civil society, after leading two trade unions.

It’s hard to ignore the tragic demise of a movement that held and had so much meaning and potential.

Ebrahim Harvey challenges the former leader of the labour federation to examine his role in its unravelling.

We need to interrogate the intersecting race-class pendulum more to be able to see some very interesting omissions in our often very heated discourses

In trying to set up a new alliance and workers’ party, it seems the union has taken on too much.

With local government elections a few months away the relevance of this cardinal electoral question is striking.

The wildcat strikes by refuse workers in Jo’burg are a troubling sign of leaderless disorganisation.

The splintering of black people along political and class lines means they don’t speak with one voice, writes Ebrahim Harvey.

The former EFF MP is guilty of a crude reductionism that contributes nothing to a nonracial society