You believed the man: Policing domestic violence
Police are often blamed for their ineffectual policing of domestic violence. While there are clearly problems with the way some …
In the community
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 …
You entered and will leave through that gate: Decent work deficit amongst farm workers
Farm workers are amongst the most vulnerable workers in Gauteng Province. With low pay and seasonal or casual workers, unions …
Xenophobia Declaration: Working-class Solidarity Knows No Bortders
At the end of September the Congress of South African Trade Unions and the United Nations High Commission for Refugees …
Xenophobia: Calling government to account
It is just over a year since the outbreak of xenophobic attacks. Duncan Breen and Tara Polzer contend that South …
Xenophobia: Sickness of poverty, fear and apartheid
The simple dictionary definition of xenophobia is a fear of strangers. Yet according to Shilaho Westen Kwatemba the causes of …
Working Class Culture?
Debate: By Richard Harvey.
Women pay the price HIV/AIDS and social inequalities in South Africa
Liz Walker and Leah Gilbert argue that strategies around HIV/AIDS need to address social inequality and the empowerment of women. …
Women workers organise: latest developments
With the return of the unbanned organisations mass organisations – youth, unions and civics – have been evaluating their present …
Women’s Health: Range of Services Needed
Most women know about the contraceptive pill but little else. Marion Stevens shows how a range of reproductive health choices …