Sadia’s Death Sparks Protests Against Gun Violence
Nine-year-old Sadia Sukhraj was shot and killed during an attempted carjacking on Monday, May 28, in the Shallcross area of
Durban Community Rallies to Help Occupants of Burned Down Children’s Home
On Tuesday night, a devastating fire tore through the Edith Benson Children’s home in Durban, South Africa. More than fifty
Newly Elected President Ramaphosa’s SONA Reignites Hope
South Africa’s newly elected President Cyril Ramaphosa just delivered his first speech as the nation’s president – he delivered the
The President of South Africa Just Resigned. What Now?
Following days of uncertainty about the president’s future, South Africans have finally been given an answer to the ongoing question:
How Social Media Made It Safer to Talk About Sexual Assault
For so long, our society has quelled the voices of the victims of sexual abuse. Societal norms dictated that speaking
Is President Zuma’s Time Over?
Last year’s State of the Nation address in South Africa descended into anarchy, which is probably what prompted the postponement
Colonialism Was Never A Good Thing
There is a common myth that makes its rounds through the minds of those who believe that colonialism greatly benefitted
How Internalized Misogyny Is Harmful
Internalized misogyny is the unknowing and often unintended acceptance of sexist ideals by women, the very people that the patriarchy
The Violence in Myanmar
Hurricanes, fires and intense politics have been claiming the media’s, and the world’s, attention recently. Therefore, many people are completely
Ahmed Timol Inquest: Unethical Apartheid Cover-ups Revealed
Ahmed Timol was an anti-apartheid activist, a member of the South African Communist Party (SACP), and a rather revered South