October2016

Details of the capture of the Women’s Boat to Gaza

On Thursday, the Women’s Boat to Gaza was intercepted by the Israeli navy after they had embarked on a journey to attempt to break the blockade on the besieged territory. The 13 female passengers, inclusive of crew and activists, who set sail from the shores of Barcelona in mid-September, 2016,[…]

Read »

The power of lobbying for Palestine

While South Africans are not strangers to campaigning for social causes, many of us are unfamiliar with the concept of lobbying.  In order to facilitate discussion around effective means of lobbying, this week, renowned academic  Dr. Anas Al-Tikriti is visiting South Africa where he is conducting a series of workshops[…]

Read »

Hawks investigation “mischief in the real sense” – Gordhan

South Africa’s Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has called the Hawks investigation “mischief in the real sense” adding that it was not doing the country any favours. Speaking to SABCNews in New York ahead of the South Africa Tomorrow Investor Conference, he said that everyone concerning the Hawks-SARS investigation knows there’s[…]

Read »

Third force behind student protests: Nzimande

Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande believes the demands of students have been hijacked by a third force. Nzimande says poor students are plundering universities on behalf of the rich who know that they will send their children abroad as soon as the higher education system collapses. He says ongoing protests[…]

Read »

Hlaudi still a trustworthy employee – Ses’khona

Former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng remains a trustworthy employee capable of holding any position of authority, the Ses’khona Peoples Rights Movement said on Tuesday. It was convinced that the SABC board and Motsoeneng were victims of “political realignment” in the ANC and the country, the movement’s leader Andile Lili told[…]

Read »

NMMU students protest to demand reopening of campuses

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) students who want academic activities to resume will be staging a silent protest under the banner of #OpenNMMU after the university was shut down indefinitely due to the #FeesMustFall protests sweeping the country. The group, which is being led by students Mathew Mackay and Kevin[…]

Read »
WhatsApp WhatsApp us
Wait a sec, saving restore vars.