It’s that time of the year where the majority of Universities and Colleges are going for their SRC Elections across the country. As the South African Students’ Congress we are contesting SRC Elections in 98% of […]

Great progress has been made especially in South Africa for women to take up executive positions in the public sector. However, this development of more women taking leadership roles in the private sector needs to […]

“at least everyone knows their roles”

These are sentiments generally expressed by either those who (do not) understand [see the problem with] the binaries resulting in complacency and the heightened gender str […]

An address delivered By Tembani Makata at the University of the Western Cape on the 10 the of August 2017.

The country celebrated women’s day on the 09th of August as a way of recognizing and appreciating the r […]

Revolutionary greetings to our loyal readers of the Moithuti publication. This is our 4th edition since the relaunch of the online theoretical journal of SASCO. Comrades are encouraged to continue submitting […]

The President of SASCO has recently been elected as the chair of the Southern African Students Union (SASU) an organization in charge of student affairs in the continent, this occurrence happened at a time when […]

Twenty-three years into democracy, South Africa is still engulfed by profound challenges of all forms of injustices against women on the basis of gender, race and class. As an active participant in the struggles […]

We are yet again presenting to you another weekly edition of Moithuthi in which more interesting issues are raised by comrades to enhance debate. It is important to note that this edition comes at a time when the […]

Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) and its later, adapted incarnation, Broad Based Economic Empowerment (BBBEE), has largely been made a mockery of by established businesses thumbing its collective noses at the […]

John works for his local municipality as a senior administration clerk. His wife is a teacher at the local school, they have two kids aged 7 and 11. John and his wife jointly own a home that was financed through a […]

A Critique of the Article by KwaZulu Natal Provincial Treasurer of SASCO Cde Ntuli Lebohang.

My fellow comrade introduced to all of us a very important debate on the gender struggle in an article written: […]

James Madison, an American statesman and Founding Father who served as the fourth President of the United States from 1809 to 1817 considered factions in 1778 as the biggest danger to democracy. He defined them as […]

Litigation is increasingly becoming a permanent feature of our political landscape, as DA da facto (person who really calls the shots in the DA) leader James Self calls its “Lawfare”.

Political parties tend to […]

The greatest tragedy of history confronting us as a young generation in the 21st century is to see the richest tycoons of the country financing all relevant political parties in collusion with well-established […]

Is the South African Communist Party truly a vanguard? The purging of intellectuals, its increase in numbers, and its dearth of leadership resulting in the dearth of ideas points to a SACP stuck in yesteryear. […]

South African Students Congress closes Nelson Mandela Month with a successful community engagement program in Midrand – 31 July 2017

Following from the National General Council which mandated all structures of […]