Through a combination of architectural photographs and autobiographical stories, a new book constructs memories of this historic neighbourhood
Unless meaningful change occurs soon, more blood will be spilt on Swazi streets
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Nchini Kenya, janga la corona lilizidisha visa vya unyanyasaji wa nyumbani, ila tatizo hilo limekuwepo na wahasiriwa wamekua wakisaidiwa na watu.
This story is published as part of a seriessupported by the IIE Community Justice Project Kenya: Don’t be silent Chinese mining company accused of ‘ruining’ Sierra Leone village Giving Rwandan refugees a voice One man’s fight against human trafficking in Malawi Fuelling South Africa’s feminist revolution To read this story in English, click here. Mapambano […]
Access to justice for refugees begins with putting their issues on the national agenda
The arrival of a foreign mining company in Kono, a diamond-rich district in the east of Sierra Leone, had a devastating impact on the local community – and their attempts to seek justice have been frustrated at every turn.
Despite the high levels of violence against women, South Africa is undergoing a feminist revolution, according to activists
Once again, people of all races, religions and ages have come together to sort out the devastation that can largely be laid at the doorstep of our government
Rebuilding is crucial, but democracies cannot allow themselves to be held to ransom by the destruction of anarchists in dictating where public funds should be spent
Siya is an immeasurable loss to South Africa’s media landscape, but he will be best remembered for his countless acts of kindness
The national security apparatus needs an overhaul, but this is the moment to be deliberate yet bold, instead of rash and instinctive
Inequity in Covid vaccine access echoes mistakes from the HIV response. In the forty years since Aids was first identified, there have also been several lessons on how to contain a pandemic. Starting with equity and supporting health systems
We want to hear about steps taken, people arrested, people charged and sentenced in courts of law
Those of us living in relatively comfortable homes may have been rattled and shaken up but the real deep problem in this country is inequality
Don’t rebuild malls. They draw in a lot of energy and money, but give back little
The past week’s violence and looting – and the potential for an orchestrated race war in the province – have evoked haunting scenes from a bitter and bloody history
We look at who can get a Covid vaccine under phase two of South Africa’s national roll-out, what happens when you walk into a site and how the cost of shots are covered
Local farmers need to be included in the process of growing and distribution to create a sustainable market
‘If education must address the needs of society, then we have to adapt to the current and future needs’
We fought for freedom, for autonomy. Now we are traumatised. Our country has allowed its majority to live in conditions that the rich would not accept for their dogs
The time has come for radical reforms that unleash the potential of all South Africans to create small businesses and jobs, and for the government to fix the education, health and other essential systems
Technology is one tool in a larger arsenal for a superior educational experience, and teachers must be continually trained to use it
Apartheid architecture still strips many of dignity; they are on the periphery and rendered invisible
Bobi Wine and Nubian Li have made a lot of music together. And when Bobi Wine transformed himself into the leader of Uganda’s political opposition, Nubian Li stayed by his side. His passion for a better, free Uganda is undimmed despite the suffering he endured
Khaya Koko, who lives in the township, writes about how he and other residents of Zone 3 and Zone 4 devised a plan to protect their area
This week’s looting under the guise of protests may not be a true reflection of us, but are a harbinger of a world to come
Citing security concerns, the government gave refugees just 14 days to report to the country’s only refugee camp
The president’s address follows a visit to KwaMashu in KwaZulu-Natal on Friday morning to assess damage caused by violence and looting
Vaccines were stolen and many urban vaccine sites had to close as Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal erupted into chaos this past week. The biggest loss however is not vaccines, but the chronic medicines that were looted leaving those with HIV, cancer and diabetes without their medication
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The images that reflect a week in which the country erupted into total chaos