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OP-ED: What’s needed to boot GBV out of the military

OP-ED: What’s needed to boot GBV out of the military

by AdminWRSUN | Mar 25, 2021 | Articles, News

By Lindy Heinecken. First published in the Mail & Guardian on 19 March 2021 (page 26). Transformation in how SANDF personnel are socialised into becoming soldiers will happen when women and men assertively reject the expected mimicry of masculinity. CLICK DOWNLOAD...
OP-ED: How organic farmer Nazeer Sonday became an accidental warrior for land reform and ecological justice

OP-ED: How organic farmer Nazeer Sonday became an accidental warrior for land reform and ecological justice

by AdminWRSUN | Feb 25, 2021 | Articles, News

By Steven Robins. First published on the Daily Maverick on 22 February 2021. What began as a hyperlocal movement to protect the interests of emerging and commercial farmers, farmworkers and informal settlement residents in Cape Town’s Philippi Horticultural Area has...
OP-ED: The real State of the Nation lies underground in broken sewerage and water pipes

OP-ED: The real State of the Nation lies underground in broken sewerage and water pipes

by AdminWRSUN | Feb 10, 2021 | Articles, News

By Steven Robbins. First published on the Daily Maverick on 6 February 2020. The breakdown of basic infrastructure across South Africa was brought into sharp focus by the recent Makhanda High Court ruling dissolving the Makana Municipality because of its failure to...
OP-ED: Reclaiming the city and building an urban common in Woodstock

OP-ED: Reclaiming the city and building an urban common in Woodstock

by AdminWRSUN | Jan 20, 2021 | Articles, News

By Steven Robins. First published on The Daily Maverick on 6 January 2021. The occupation and repurposing of Cape Town’s vacant Woodstock Hospital into Cissie Gool House is an exercise in patient and long-term ‘slow activism’ that is strikingly different to the...
OPINION: The rapid reopening of the economy does not empower women

OPINION: The rapid reopening of the economy does not empower women

by AdminWRSUN | Aug 20, 2020 | Articles, News

Claire Lester, PhD Candidate in Sociology, published an article in the Daily Maverick: The rapid reopening of the economy does not empower women She was also interviewed on Smile FM on 1 July 2020 (podcast at: https://smile904.fm/podcasts/ “Rapid...

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