Amandla 73/74 Editorial
We will not return to normal, because normal was the problemRead More
Public sector jobs under attack
Public sector jobs under attack Dick Forslund | Amandla 77 | August/September 2021 A day or two before the Budget Speech in February 2020, the state employer met with the unions and announced that the third year of the 2018…
A nation divided: 1948 to 2021
A nation divided: 1948 to 2021 Sam Moodley | Amandla 77 | August 2021 Note: while I abhor the use of apartheid racial categories, I use terms such as “Indian” and “African” only to facilitate reading. Quotation marks are used…
No rainbow, no gold: the Mandela rainbow myth: Monday July 12 made that clear
No rainbow, no gold: the Mandela rainbow myth: Monday July 12 made that clear David Hemson interviews “looter” Thabo Mutsaka* | Amandla 77 | August/September 2021 Thabo is a well educated youth, a university graduate deeply disappointed in the prospects…
Transitioning with Harmony: the Neoliberal Project in Sudan
Transitioning with harmony: the neoliberal project in Sudan Muzan Alneel and Walaa Salah | Amandla 77 | August/September 2021 It has been almost three years since millions of Sudanese women and men marched the streets demanding a new reality that…
The struggle for a Basic Income Grant [Interview with Khokhoma Motsi]
The struggle for a Basic Income Grant [Interview with Khokhoma Motsi] Interview with Khokhoma Motsi | Amandla 77 | August September 2021 Amandla!: The Covid-19 pandemic has been so devastating on the lives of the mass of poor people, coming…
The Paris Commune: an ode to emancipation [Book Review]
The Paris Commune: an ode to emancipation [Book Review] Siyabulela Mama |Amandla 77 | August/September 2021 We do not pay homage to a man, a hero or a great thinker, but to a crowd of anonymous people whom we refuse…
