Rememberkhwezi
latest news & developmentsHere’s what you did wrong, Jacob Zuma
He came to power as a compromised figure. He survived a rape trial. He factionalised the ANC and under his watch, SOEs reached a point of implosion
Like Banquo’s ghost, Khwezi will haunt Cyril
Even in death, the woman many chose to forget was used as a pawn in a political game
Ramaphosa tiptoes around Zuma’s removal
The ANC president’s conciliatory approach to his predecessor doesn’t please all his supporters
Rape myths inflict more harm on victims
Sexual assault survivors are silenced by societal prejudice, lack of support from their community or family, secondary trauma and rape myths.
Faith can promote rape culture
Pastors who use biblical texts to justify what is ‘natural’ perpetuate gender violence
ANC presidential hopefuls have used Khwezi as a political gimmick to curry favour
The ANC national conference is looming, and presidential candidates have been using every cheap trick in the book to win at Nasrec.
This soldier will fight for JZ till the end
Kebby Maphatsoe, wary of Western ‘agents’, derides Ramaphosa as the white people’s darling
Media must be rape activists, not bystanders
It’s not enough to report dispassionately on sexual predation. We have to lobby where the law fails
ANC’s wishy-washy ‘race’ limps on
The hopefuls all bury their individuality to be slaves to party dogma
Editorial: Victim-blaming for rape
‘Speaking out against power and its abuses can lead to a great deal more abuse being directed at the accuser’
Khwezi’s tragedy is our disgrace
Redi Tlhabi’s book is an engrossing insight into how South African society conspired to throw the president’s accuser to the wolves
Why, a decade on, a new book on Zuma’s rape trial has finally hit home
In recent years, a new and assertive feminist movement has emerged and attacks on the president have become common cause
Editorial: Desensitised to rape
Perhaps we as a society are accustomed to men playing the role of aggressor and predator, because we have witnessed it time and again
Women’s Month just proves it: Our leaders are trash
The men who lead us are complicit in the abuse of women in South Africa
We need to reclaim the headlines
Every week on the radio and in the newspapers it was the same names and faces.