You can’t be a gangster and be secret out it: Policing gangs in Elsies River
According to Antony Altbeker who accompanied an Elsies River police team on patrol, policing the Cape Flats is a war …
Vol 30 No 2 May/Jun 2006
Why can’t we clean up our own act?
The Kyoto Protocol allows developed countries to gain credits from cleaning up the developing world. Sounds good, but in this …
Wall and Bulldozer
John Berger is a British art critic, novelist, painter, and author who lives in France. The best-known among his many …
They just drive by in big cars
While local elections yielded a 48.4% turnout of registered voters, little comment is made of those who did not register …
They even excel from the girls: Vulnerability and opportunitiy in gay femininity
Do black gays experience widespread rejection in South Africa despite constitutional rights? Graeme Reid believes this is not the case …
The crisis of HIV prevention: Where to now?
Leadership in the struggle against HIV/AIDS is in disarray. Warren Parker examines why this is the case and posits an …
Risky, expensive and jobless: Why the nuclear path?
Government sees nuclear power as the means to supplying our growing energy needs. David Fig however points to the dangers …
Review. All my life and all my strength by Ray Alexander Simons (STE, 2005)
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Regulatory Impact Assessment under the spotlight
Labour has reacted to the introduction of government’s Regulatory Impact Assessment seeing it as an attack on labour rights. Kate …
Our Timbuktu, a rich African heritage
In November 2001 President Mbeki visited Timbuktu and saw the state in which vast manuscript collections from ancient Timbuktu in …