It is not uncommon to see women, often elderly, with infant children sitting at road intersections begging for money. It’s hard not to be moved by the plight of both woman and child. It’s like witnessing a living, walking, crawling billboard advertising poverty, unemployment and hunger.
Social justice
Zuma’s Own Goal: Losing South Africa’s War on Poverty | Justice and the Treatment Action Campaign
Mbeki and After, Reflections on the Legacy of Thabo Mbeki | Civil Society and Uncivil Government – The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) versus Thabo Mbeki, 1998- 2008
Will education trust resolve the crisis?
This week Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga and Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe launched the National Education Collaboration Trust (NECT) and the National Education Council (NEC).
Capitalism’s Crises: Class Struggles in South African and the World | SEIZE POWER! THE ROLE OF THE CONSTITUTION IN UNITING A STRUGGLE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA
Corruption has created its own political economy
On the edges of Dieplsoot stands a half complete municipal building. Once intended as a library and offices, it has been surrendered to decay before it even came to life. A few years ago it seemed to symbolise a governmental intent to recognise and modernise Diepsloot. Now it’s just an unexplained shell. A free brick and building parts store.
Looking into the souls of white folk
Remedying the Maladies of ‘Lesser Men or Women’: The Personal, Political and Constitutional Imperatives for Improved Access to Justice
Legal aspects of HIV/AIDS: a guide for policy and law reform | Male Circumcision
THE PRICE OF POLITICAL INACTION – “AND WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE TO END IT – AND WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE TO END IT: Plenary Presentation to XVI International AIDS Conference, 17 August 2006, Toronto, Canada”
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