Editorial, Volume 44 No 2
Crawling our way out of the pandemic This issue is being published in the midst of a global pandemic which …
Vol 44, No. 2
“Government is ignoring us,” say informal street traders
Lulama Mali is an informal street trader in Johannesburg and a representative of the Johannesburg Informal Trader Platform (JITP). Since …
Bring vaccination sites to taxi ranks
Government is trying to up the numbers of people that have been vaccinated against Covid-19. In this video, taxi driver …
The sparks that lit the tinderboxes
In the aftermath of the wanton destruction, looting and violence that played out across KwaZulu Natal and Gauteng in July …
Whatsapp voice notes mobilise home-based workers
Confined to their homes because of Covid-19 lockdown regulations, home-based workers discovered that WhatsApp voice notes could be used as …
Partnering to tackle youth unemployment
The President announced the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention (PYEI) in February 2020. It promises a new approach to the problem …
Support needed for decent care labour in South Africa’s health system*
The burden of care work and social reproduction falls on women, says Khwezi Mabasa, but despite the critical role women …
Temo ke lehumo*
The initial Covid-19 lockdown battered small vegetable farmers reports Mmathapelo Thobejane, but now that restrictions have eased, women vegetable farmers …