The Stolen Future of the Youth Amandla Ulutsha Newsletter |Issue 13 Editorial | 14 June 2018 The sixth month of each year ever since the 1976 youth uprising is a constant reminder to the youth in South Africa of where…
The Stolen Future of the Youth Amandla Ulutsha Newsletter |Issue 13 Editorial | 14 June 2018 The sixth month of each year ever since the 1976 youth uprising is a constant reminder to the youth in South Africa of where…
Dismantling Patriarchy and Misogyny Reflections about collective change Amandla Ulutsha Newsletter |Issue 12 Editorial | 31 May 2018 The recent allegations of sexual harassment and abuse on the left in South Africa have highlighted how social justice organizations are not…
Mental Illness and the Psychological Trap – A Political Problem Amandla Ulutsha Newsletter |Issue 11 Editorial | 17 May 2018 The problem with society and the framing of mental illness as a social ill. Mental illness is a serious problem,…
The General Strike and what it means Amandla! Ulutsha Newsletter Issue No.10 | Editorial | 25 April 2018 The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) has just recently called a national general strike on the 25 April, with General…
When the internet swaps from utopia to dystopia Right to privacy, democracy and data sovereignty Amandla! Ulutsha Newsletter Issue No.9 | Editorial | 12 April 2018 The recent data scandal involving 87 million people’s personal information collected and processed…
The War on Freedom Fighters Shrinking Space for Dissent Amandla! Ulutsha Newsletter Issue No.8 | Editorial | 29 March 2018 The murder of Marielle Franco, an Afro-Brazilian queer socialist womxn on the 14th of March, has caused an international uproar…
The Black Panther moment A critique of the critiques Amandla! Ulutsha Newsletter Issue No.7 | Editorial | 15 March 2018 It’s been a month since Black Panther hit cinemas and it has thus far grossed $1billion at the box office…
Land justice at last? A closer look at Ramaphosa’s promises Amandla! Ulutsha Newsletter Issue No.6 | Editorial | 1 March 2018 The maiden SONA speech of President Cyril Ramaphosa on 16th of February has been met with a number of…
We want the Right to say NO! Alternatives to mining and extractivism Amandla! Ulutsha Newsletter Issue No.5 | Editorial | 15 February 2018 “A rising tide will lift all boats.” That’s a common and understandable metaphor in economic contexts. But…
The Libya Crisis and Capitalism By Keamogetswe Seipato| Amandla! Ulutsha Newsletter Issue 4 | 7 December 2017 On November 17 the CNN brought our attention to a modern slave trade taking place in Libya: Humans sold as slaves, some for as…
