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The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration
The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa
The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

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The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration
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The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa
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The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

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The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

03/09/2026 8 mins 1 mth

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The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa

03/09/2026 12 mins 1 mth

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The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

02/05/2025 6 mins 1 yr

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Beyond the Ballot: Why South Africa’s Black Majority Must Organize, Not Fragment

01/05/2025 5 mins 1 yr

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What is the View from the Bridge? There is no room for all of us at the rendezvous of victory

20/01/2024 50 mins 3 yrs

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Can the narrative be changed: Demonized African ceremonies and other religious ceremonies

20/01/2024 12 mins 3 yrs

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The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

by admin 03/09/2026 0 8 mins 1 mth
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  • opinion
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The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa

by admin 03/09/2026 0 12 mins 1 mth
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The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

by admin 02/05/2025 0 6 mins 1 yr

The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa

The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

Beyond the Ballot: Why South Africa’s Black Majority Must Organize, Not Fragment

The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

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The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa

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The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

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06/03/2019 0 41 mins 8 yrs

Kill the settler in Afrika and meet the man: Dispatches from Untimely Notes of a “native” son

 “How can he be considered great, since he has been a philosopher for so long and has never yet disturbed anybody? (Nietzsche in Untimely Meditations, p 194) “…it is only by means of the common characteristic of being German that we can avert the downfall […]

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02/02/2019 0 24 mins 8 yrs

Time and the notions of Justice and Law: A View from Azania

“A people who lose their historical memory becomes a very fragile people. They regress. It is historical memory that permits them to be a strong people”. (Cheikh Anta Diop, in Great African Thinkers)   “Black people reject this… it is a solution given to us […]

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05/01/2019 0 23 mins 8 yrs

Returning to the source: An Afrikanist explains the historical foundations and nature of the South African legal system

“A people losing sight of origins are dead. A people deaf to purposes are lost” (Ayi Kwei Armah in Two Thousand Seasons, 1973, p xiii. My italics) “How indeed would a living understanding come to those, who have fled knowledge of the source?” (Ayi Kwei […]

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What is the View from the Bridge? There is no room for all of us at the rendezvous of victory

THE NECESSSITY TO CHALLENGE CERTAIN CULTURES IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY [Heavy drinking, Stokvels and many more…]

by Chief Editor
22/11/2017 3 6 mins 9 yrs

It is human nature to take lessons from the previous generation and use their strategies as a way of life. This has been noted within the black society mainly because we have been oppressed as the nation for centuries now. Within the political context, the […]

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15/11/2017 0 35 mins 9 yrs

No Humans involved: An Indigenous hermeneutical critique of white supremacy

“We have encountered a race of red ants” (Kunene p 211) “He reported to the Assembly: my lord the country is infested with bad bugs” (Kunene p 207) “Africans believe in the inherent goodness of man” (Biko) “I give you these elephant tusks. They are […]

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15/11/2017 0 11 mins 9 yrs

Recalling African Healing and the use of uMuti

The colonisation of Africa and the subsequent apartheid regime that is entrenched in our south African history is partly to blame for the lack of knowledge around African healing, traditions and practices. In 2017, we are still faced with the misconception of what ‘muti’ is […]

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07/11/2017 0 7 mins 9 yrs

Serapeng Sa Basadi Indigenous Farming and Production

Serapeng Sa Basadi is a Co-Operative of women that is involve with and promotes food production by employing indigenous farming methods of inter-crop planting (companion planting). Their indigenous methods of farming are advantageous in that with inter-cropping they have no need for artificial pesticides as […]

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25/09/2017 11 13 mins 9 yrs

The relevance of Lobola/Magadi in modern Southern Africa

“Take away from a people their culture, you wipe their identity. Convince them that their way of life is backwards, you’ll rule their thoughts. But teach a people to believe that development only comes from the adoption of a version of their so-called backward traditions […]

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The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

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The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

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Beyond the Ballot: Why South Africa’s Black Majority Must Organize, Not Fragment

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The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

By: Azania Rising Before we speak of laws, let us speak truth. Our clinics are overcrowded. Our schools are underfunded. Our job market is brutal. When you see a foreign national accessing these same services, it is natural to ask: “How can they get help […]

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The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa

by: Azania Rising The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa There is a specific kind of exhaustion that comes with being a Black professional in South Africa today. It is not the tiredness that a good night’s […]

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The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

All over the world, and throughout history, one shared story has been used time and again to justify settler colonialism: the claim that Indigenous peoples weren’t actually the first people to live on their own land. This narrative, which is almost always completely lacking in […]

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The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

by admin 03/09/2026 0 8 mins 1 mth

The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa

by admin 03/09/2026 0 12 mins 1 mth

The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

by admin 02/05/2025 0 6 mins 1 yr

Beyond the Ballot: Why South Africa’s Black Majority Must Organize, Not Fragment

by admin 01/05/2025 3 5 mins 1 yr

What is the View from the Bridge? There is no room for all of us at the rendezvous of victory

by Chief Editor 20/01/2024 0 50 mins 3 yrs

Can the narrative be changed: Demonized African ceremonies and other religious ceremonies

by Chief Editor 20/01/2024 0 12 mins 3 yrs

Camagu! African spirituality depiction in the movie “Black Panther”

by Chief Editor 20/01/2024 0 12 mins 3 yrs

The Law and the Land: A Balanced Conversation on Migration

The Mask We Polish: Fanon, Fatigue, and the Reality for Black Professionals in South Africa

The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

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