Sixth Editorial Note: May 2020
Welcome to the 6th Edition of our online publication. On this month of May, we will continue to publish weekly…
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Built-in obsolescence plan: The fourth Industrial Revolution beast to feed tech companies greed
Learning and the modes of learning are transforming rapidly as the world shifts towards a more digital approach, in an…
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Inspired by Jo Freeman ~ THE TYRANNY OF STRUCTURELESSNESS: The Power Relations within radical Feminist collective in the SA context.
What are structures and why does society put so much emphasis on being structured? If structures are the arrangement of…
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The new world order post Covid-19
As the country and the world grapple with the global pandemic of the Corona Virus, there are two things that…
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5th Editorial Note: April 2020
Patrice Kindl in his writing of ‘Keeping the Castle’ best describes a bolt from the blue. I have sometimes read…
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COVID19: Online Education and the Inclusive Way Forward
The quest to proceed with academic year online is an inhumane punishment on the majority who fall on the rough…
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REFLECTIONS AND LESSONS: ZANYIWE WINIFRED MADIKIZELA MANDELA
ZANYIWE- The one who tries. Two years post the death and silencing of a heroine and veteran against the struggle…
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SYSTEM CHANGE NOT CLIMATE CHANGE!
Capitalism as a mode of production is based on private ownership of the means of production characterized by the elicitation…
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Student Activism in the current epoch: Homeless at home
The higher education system of South consists of 50 Public TVET colleges and 26 Universities with nearly 2 million registered…
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Editorial Note: 4th Edition April 2020
“Thus the awakening of the dead in those revolutionaries served the purpose of glorifying the new struggles, not of parodying…
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