What and Why are the Specters of Marx
Specters of Marx tells us why we feel specters and what to do about that. Continue reading What and Why are the Specters of Marx
Liquid Masculinity
One of the boys told me once that alcohol is liquid courage. For them, it was the opportunity to imagine their masculinity until they could normalise it. Continue reading Liquid Masculinity
Solving hunger and other crises in Zimbabwe
We can solve hunger in Zimbabwe. Here is how. Continue reading Solving hunger and other crises in Zimbabwe
Only We Can Reclaim Afrikaans
We want to liberate, not erase Afrikaans. Continue reading Only We Can Reclaim Afrikaans
The State Capture Commission can save our trains
No one has held PRASA accountable until now. Continue reading The State Capture Commission can save our trains
South African statues don’t fall
We need to rethink how we remove statues. Continue reading South African statues don’t fall
Journalists fail to trial Julius Malema
Political journalists can’t do the jobs of investigators or the courts. Continue reading Journalists fail to trial Julius Malema
Money is not the fix to public transport
To fix public transport, we must go further than funding. Continue reading Money is not the fix to public transport
The Bianca some chose not to see
I went to school with Bianca Schoombee. Apologies don’t fix racism. Continue reading The Bianca some chose not to see
South Africa’s police chase their own tails
The police cannot hold itself accountable. Continue reading South Africa’s police chase their own tails
Finishing Cuba’s Revolution
Cuba is a complex issue. The solution starts with giving land to people. Continue reading Finishing Cuba’s Revolution
Is socialism relevant for Africa?
Seven arguments which claim that Africans should recognise and fight against black capitalists. Continue reading Is socialism relevant for Africa?
Schooling in Crisis
An essay on how capitalist principles in school systems make them vulnerable to risks. Continue reading Schooling in Crisis
YouTube is Traditional Media
This is an essay by Tshiamo Malatji on the danger of YouTube opinion being considered truth and elevating views of privileged people. Continue reading YouTube is Traditional Media
Why South Africa has no wealth tax
South Africa taxes some wealth, but not enough. Here’s why. Continue reading Why South Africa has no wealth tax
SA Universities are not ready to go online
South African universities should push forward with online curriculum. Continue reading SA Universities are not ready to go online
South Africa needs progressive policies now
This crisis needs the government to enact progressive policies. Continue reading South Africa needs progressive policies now
A vision for a critical society
From an early age, people should be allowed to think critically. Continue reading A vision for a critical society
A naive response to Ntsiki Mazwai
What can we do about inequality in South Africa’s food market? Continue reading A naive response to Ntsiki Mazwai
Don’t forget the poor during this crisis
Millions of South Africans are unsafe from threats on their health, income and general well-being. Continue reading Don’t forget the poor during this crisis
