A TRUE REVOLUTIONARY TO THE END: Walter Sisulu
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Walter Sisulu is nothing less than inspiring. Hence we should be inspired by his life and principles as we take…
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Education institutions in Makhanda must lead the rescue conversation of the Municipality for their own sake, as well.
The town Alice was established in 1824 and it’s named after Queen Victoria’s daughter. It’s a mere 4 years younger…
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Nompumelelo: Females Students can have better lives through Education
Nompumelelo came from zero as a black, poor girl from rural South Africa and rose to the state of being…
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Editorial Note
Welcome to the 9th edition of SASCO Online journal, Moithuti. In this journal like true student movement that uses Marxism…
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IMPACT OF LOCKDOWN AND ITS IMPLICATIONS, DURING AND POST THE LOCKDOWN: ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL.
During the rise of the Roman empire (31 BC to 79 AD) a Roman emperor Augustus appointed a trusted general…
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UNITY IS POWER: THE RISE OF AFRICAN YOUTH
Africans across the world celebrate Africa Day on the 25th of May. The day is a precursor to the African…
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EVOLUTION OF PROTESTS AND ITS EXISTENCE IN THE MODERN WORLD: DO PROTESTS HAVE A FUTURE IN THE DIGITAL AGE?
As old as man, accountability and protest have accompanied our existence; some would argue that it has even lived longer…
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EDITORIAL NOTE – 8th Edition May 2020
As the scholar, Simukai Chigudu aptly observed in his study of the 2008 cholera epidemic in 2008, “epidemics are tests…
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Pondering plausible Community based feeding initiative models to combat starvation and hunger amidst Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.
Millions of the inhabitants of our motherland do not consume required or sufficient energy/calories a day to sustain their livelihood…
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Asiyifuni iagenda yama Capitalist: advancing socialism in the times of COVID-19
The capitalist agenda has long reached its expiry date and the suffocating stench of this rot has been let loose…
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