Reordering The Anthropocene By Matt Hern & Am Johal | Original Source: Red Pepper | 12 June 2018 We need a new politics of ecology, write Matt Hern and Am Johal – one which transforms our relationships to each other, to other species, to…
Reordering The Anthropocene By Matt Hern & Am Johal | Original Source: Red Pepper | 12 June 2018 We need a new politics of ecology, write Matt Hern and Am Johal – one which transforms our relationships to each other, to other species, to…
The Unfreedom of Freedom Day: What is class? By Jeff Rudin | Original Source: Daily Maverick | 10 May 2018 Such is the alleged similarity between today and 24 years ago that it is now commonplace for black people to decry…
Celebrating Marx’s 200th We bring you a series of articles and a couple of videos from around the world that celebrated the day Karl Marx was born 200 years ago on 5 May 1818 in the southern German town of…
Marx’s Open-Ended Critique by John Bellamy Foster | Original Source: Monthly Review | 4 March 2018 Two hundred years after Karl Marx’s birth, the influence of his critique of capital is now as great as ever, in the context of…
From May 1968 to May 2018: Politics and Student Strikes by Daniel Warner | Original Source: Counter Punch | 2 May 2018 Much is and will be written comparing the student uprisings in the late 1960s in the United States…
Ramaphosa and the implications for the left Amandla! Magazine Issue 57 |Editorial | April 2018 There has been a lot of water under the bridge since the last issue of Amandla. Or has there? Are we witnessing a real change…
Ramaphosa and Gigaba have allowed a good crisis to go to waste. Alternative Information & Development Centre (AIDC) | 22 FEBRUARY 2018 Budgets do not represent the sum total of a government’s economic policy. They indicate the direction of things…
No bad woman, just bad laws: why the decriminalisation of sex work in South Africa is a feminist issue By Nosipho Vidima and Ishtar Lakhani | Amandla! Magazine Issue 55-56 | December 2017 In South Africa we are losing the…
David Mahlobo puts his foot on the gas in driving role of Central Energy Fund By Richard Worthington | 6 December 2017 We don’t often get a detailed PowerPoint presentation from an energy minister, particularly one that has not been…
Inequality in a photograph – Nairobi, Kenya Forty Billionaires and Forty Million Beggars Although Kenya often appears in the press as a nation split by ethnic discord, it has just two “tribes”: the rich and the poor. Read more
