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Chomsky (2004) points out that Harvard trains the people that rule the world, while MIT trains those who make it work. I…
Mandisi Majavu
Mandisi Majavu is the Book Reviews Editor of Interface: a journal for and about social movementshttp://www.interfacejournal.net/ Majavu has written widely on topics relating to human rights, justice, gender, race and African politics. Majavu’s hobbies include playing basketball and playing the game of Go.
Institutionalised white supremacy is a way of life in South Africa. Depending on where one is located or which institution one is…
Various research studies conclude that South Africans, black and white, are xenophobic. In 1997, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC)…
A shortened version of this paper was presented at the 30th Anniversary Commemorative International Biko Conference, which was held in Cape Town…
There are two important radical political activists that have shaped my way of thinking in a far-reaching and profound manner. Although their…
This is the edited version of the paper presented at the “Native Club: Where are the Natives? The Black Intelligentsia Today.†There…
No Cold Kitchen’ is a biography of Nadine Gordimer, published by STE Publishers, and is written byRonald S. Roberts. Historically, Gordimer played…
In an article entitled “The Third Force”, S’bu Zikode – the elected chairman of the abahlali base mjondolo (shack dwellers) movement, wrote…
Questions are being raised about those who are crying crocodile tears for the victims of Robert Mugabe’s recent “Operation Murambatsvina-Restore Order” (or…
His words hold true today, partly, because the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) contains Africa?s largest single deposit of gold, along with…