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Combining Ireland’s Citizens’ Assembly and South Africa’s TRC for an Effective Reparative Justice Model
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa is one of the most well-known reparative justice bodies. However, since its creation in 1996, many...
The Poet Eugene Skeef: “Violent Seed”, Quiet Dreams And The Trust Of Strangers
AG: Please introduce yourself.
ES: My name is Eugene Skeef. I am a South African living in London since I went into exile from my...
Can Constructivism Hold Israel Accountable? South Africa’s Pursuit of Justice for Palestine
As the world struggles with the challenges of justice, a pivotal moment emerged on December 29, 2023, when South Africa made a major step...
Decolonizing Data: Reclaiming Literacy from the Western Knowledge Canon in South Africa’s ECD
In a world where colonial legacies continue to dictate the frameworks of knowledge, the ways we measure literacy in South Africa's Early Childhood Development...
South Africa: 30 Years Of Democracy
In A Question of Power South African writer Bessie Head writes, “Life is such a gentle, treasured thing. I learn about it every minute....
Post-BRICS 2024: Geopolitical Challenges, Opportunities and Future Pathways
As already known, BRICS is an association of five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. South Africa joined the association...
The Shore: On Poets, Schiller And Making Mention Of The Goethean Observation
This is a prose poem that on the face of it in so many words is for children in conflict, war and genocide around...
Finding Awe, Reading Poems On A Starry Night And German-born South African Poetess Silke Heiss
“The heart wants what it wants,” sings the American pop artist, actress and mental health advocate Selena Gomez on my mobile phone. I am...
The Long Road Of Mentorship: My Friend, The Poet Mzi Mahola And A Country Of Stones
South African Mzi Mahola, selfless poet, gifted confidante, writer, author, had a lot to be proud of in my books. He knew and understood...
Capetonian Dillon Israel’s dream: on starting out, the unproduced playwright and his city
Dillon Israel is a South African actor, creative, storyteller and an unproduced playwright. He lives in Ravensmead, a quiet suburb in Cape Town, near...