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Jared Sacks is founder of a children’s nonprofit organisation and a PhD candidate in the department of Middle Eastern, South Asian and African studies at Columbia University .
Mass activism and solidarity will help to keep to this dangerous movement spearheaded by Trump in check
Setting out the concrete facts in the Amazon-linked development in Cape Town in which Transnet sold land for a song
It seem that massive corporations and property developers control Cape Town and other centres, with big land parcels going their way for low prices
Over the past 15 years, 24 leaders of Abahlali baseMjondolo, the largest independent social movement in South Africa, have been assassinated
The City of Cape Town tacitly condones it when wealthy landowners behave illegally, something that is not the case if you’re poor
The facility in Cape Town was about quarantining the most vulnerable — the homeless — rather than preventing Covid-19
Confining people in effective Bantustans forces us to see Israel for what it is: a European project of domination
Forced into the public domain has been UCT’s function as a "non-profit" corporation and its collusion with mining multinationals.
The parties’ reactions to land invaders in regions they govern are similar – and equally illegal.
A growing number of Jews in Israel and around the world are standing with the Palestinians in their struggle for justice in the Gaza conflict.
The Lwandle evictions are symptomatic of a broader issue: our growing housing crisis.
The Cape Argus has published a shocking exposé on a City of Cape Town plan to rid the city centre of people who live and make a living on the streets.
Andile Mngxitama seems not only to have radically changed his mind on Malema, but looks past Frantz Fanon’s warnings on the danger of the hero leader.
If we are to have any chance of resolving the escalating crisis in our society, we are going to have to think beyond liberalism.
This is the only public comment that I will make on the whole saga of the threats made against me by Andile Mngxitama, writes Jared Sacks.
Were he alive today, the Black Consciousness activist would be one of Mamphela Ramphele’s most ardent critics, says Jared Sacks.
Cape Town shack dwellers’ anger is about a lack of service delivery and is not politically motivated.
Protests have plagued Cape Town for years, but now they’ve begun to bleed out of township boundaries and into spaces that affect the middle class.
Dear Mandela charts the daily struggles and activism of three people who take up the cause of development and dignity within their communities.
About 200 Cape Town residents participated in the call for a "World Revolution Day" on October 15 inspired by the growing worldwide Occupy movement.
