Red Tape Won’t Cover Rape : #RuReferenceList
Will the recent protests centred on ending rape culture at Rhodes University really have a lasting effect? Paul Kaseke shares his thoughts.
View ArticleSouth African Universities not doing enough
Universities are responsible for their own undoing, for they have effectively dragged their feet and resisted change, argues Lina Mpolase.
View ArticleOh no, not another rape victim’s story!
Until men realise that it takes a village to raise a child, and that downplaying rape culture and condoning rape jokes teaches our sons that the village protects rapists, we will never stop this...
View ArticleDeluded South Africans
Only the deluded will believe we are just going through a rough patch; that the economy will recover and the strikes will die down after the elections, says Lina Mpolase.
View ArticleKeep Prostitution Illegal
Legalising prosititution would be a retrogressive move entitling men to buy sex and making woman into objects, writes Mohamed Saeed.
View ArticleRethinking relationships
The blesser-blessee or blessed trend is on the increase in South Africa. Parents, educationists, conscious driven people and the department of health are concerned about this increasing trend....
View ArticleMake a Difference and Stop the Violence Against Women and Children
Annually from the 25th of November through the 10th of December, campaigns are held to stop violence against women and children. Violence against women, girls and children is a serious human rights...
View ArticleBullying and violence: Urgent intervention needed
The article 14-year-old hit with brick at Cape school refers. (News24, March 15). In the last few weeks I read several cases of school violence and I have also seen numerous videos of bullying going...
View ArticleAYANDA MABULU’S SHOCK ART NOT CREATIVE NOR INNOVATIVE
Ayanda Mabulu’s latest controversial and unsavoury painting “The Economy of Rape” which depicts President Jacob Zuma performing a sexual act on the late former president Nelson Mandela is truly...
View ArticleSocial justice education in schools necessary for change
Considering recent news articles about racial statements being made by some students in South African schools, it is obvious that racial issues constantly hound and test our communities. Racism will...
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