Cape Town’s housing crisis: a political culture of apartheid persists
October 8, 2024
Cape Town’s housing crisis is a human rights issue, and it requires urgent and meaningful action
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Cape Town’s housing crisis is a human rights issue, and it requires urgent and meaningful action
Everything is being done to hide the divorce between the elite and the people
“A future in which everyone shares in the prosperity of our beloved land is still possible, but it requires South Africans to transcend the barriers of settlers and natives”
South Africans went from having the most affordable electricity prices in the world to the exorbitant prices they have today
Le 21 février 2023, le président tunisien Kais Saied a convoqué une réunion du Conseil national de sécurité afin de prendre des mesures immédiates “pour
A Pan-African struggle that includes Arab countries can only succeed by dismantling the idea that blackness is not indigenous to North Africa
Cape Town’s housing crisis is a human rights issue, and it requires urgent and meaningful action
Everything is being done to hide the divorce between the elite and the people
“A future in which everyone shares in the prosperity of our beloved land is still possible, but it requires South Africans to transcend the barriers of settlers and natives”
South Africans went from having the most affordable electricity prices in the world to the exorbitant prices they have today
Le 21 février 2023, le président tunisien Kais Saied a convoqué une réunion du Conseil national de sécurité afin de prendre des mesures immédiates “pour
A Pan-African struggle that includes Arab countries can only succeed by dismantling the idea that blackness is not indigenous to North Africa
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