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Month: July 2019

Egypt is using the Africa Cup of Nations as an opportunity to test surveillance technologies on politically conscious fans

15th July 2019 Equal Times 0

On 27 June, Alaa Mubarak, son of the former Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak, revealed on his Twitter account that the organisers of the Africa Cup of Nations […]

Cape Flats CPFs on army deployment – ‘It’s not the answer’

11th July 2019 Mzi Velapi 0

The call by the Western Cape government for the deployment of the SANDF in crime ridden areas of the City has received mixed reactions from Community Police Forums.

In Albania, call centre workers are organising for better working conditions

10th July 2019 Equal Times 0

In one of the few old houses still standing in central Tirana, a small courtyard covered with colourful posters of social struggles from around the […]

Manenberg residents demand visible policing

9th July 2019 Mzi Velapi 0

The police minister went on a walkabout in Manenberg, one of the townships in the Western Cape where crime is spiraling. Eighteen people have been killed in a space of four days.

Zambian teens can’t talk about sex or contraception, even with their friends

8th July 2019 Joar Svanemyr 0

Becoming pregnant constitutes a threat to young girls’ health. That’s because they have a higher risk of maternal complications than adult women. In fact, these complications were […]

The faces behind the oil America went to war for

5th July 2019 Equal Times 0

Despite the geopolitical importance of Iraq’s oil, and the central role that oil played in its invasion by a US-led coalition in March 2003, 16 […]

Ex-SAB workers demand unpaid benefits

4th July 2019 Mzi Velapi 0

Former SAB workers have vowed to continue with their struggle to get monies owed to them.

Housing organisations welcome Red Ants suspension

3rd July 2019 Mzi Velapi 0

Organisations representing poor and working class people who have borne the brunt of the marauding Red Ants in the past, are celebrating the suspension of the company. .

African countries and the state of their environments: the best and the worst

2nd July 2019 Corey J.A Bradshaw Enrico Di Minin 0

Social and economic changes in Africa are being driven by increasing prosperity and heavy foreign investment. Money has been poured into activities such as road building, forestry […]

“Challenging power isn’t polite and beautiful”: Dr Stella Nyanzi and the right to impolite in Uganda

1st July 2019 Equal Times 0

To mark her 45th birthday on 16 June 2019, Ugandan academic and activist Dr Stella Nyanzi released 45 poems from the Luzira Maximum Security Prison, […]

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