Biko & The Biography of Black People
Biko’s Black Consciousness challenged white supremacy, reclaiming black identity as a weapon against colonial oppression, uniting marginalized peoples
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Biko’s Black Consciousness challenged white supremacy, reclaiming black identity as a weapon against colonial oppression, uniting marginalized peoples
Biko & The Biography of Black People Read More »
Prof. Chabani Manganyi (1940-2024) was a trailblazing psychologist, biographer, and intellectual whose work profoundly influenced South African education, literature, and Black Consciousness discourse
Fambani Kahle Prof. Chabani Manganyi Read More »
South Africa’s migrant labour system persists, dividing “home” and work, perpetuating inequality, disrupting lives, and requiring systemic transformation to create integrated, dignified urban and rural spaces
Wehla nini ukuya ekhaya? The Endurance of South Africa’s Migrant Labour System Read More »
True liberation demands confronting the realities of colonial defeat, reshaping collective memory, and redefining identity. By embracing painful truths, we can transform consciousness and forge a future grounded in agency and freedom.
Confronting Loss and Memory for True Liberation Read More »
The EFF faces a critical moment, grappling with integrity and commitment as key leaders shift towards the MK Party
The EFF’s Crisis of Commitment Read More »
Frantz Fanon’s work transformed understandings of Black identity and colonial oppression, inspiring generations to resist and reimagine freedom.
On Frantz Fanon’s Enduring Legacy Read More »
Floyd Shivambu’s recent podcast appearance included statements that raise questions about his alignment with the EFF’s core values. His attempts to reshape the narrative and shift responsibility could undermine the trust of those who previously supported him.
Unravelling Lies & The Myth of Political Brotherhood Read More »
A response to Eurocentric views on Malta’s capital, Valletta, critiques how such narratives diminish Africa’s significance and reinforce colonial biases.
Perils of Eurocentric Narratives in Cartography Read More »
Mphutlane wa Bofelo invokes Steve Biko’s spirit through jazz and poetry, exploring themes of Black love, identity, and the alienation caused by colonial languages
Biko, Jazz and Liberation Psychology Read More »
Famba kahle seveni, maseve loyi a titlhomana mincila, hi dzahisana fole, hi siyerisana jomela ra mporosi, hi fayana mataya no khendlana tinhwala.
Mbhazima Shilowa Remembers Tito Mboweni Read More »