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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 2 mths

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

03/09/2026 12 mins 2 mths

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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 2 mths
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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 2 mths
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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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19/10/2018 0 14 mins 8 yrs

Combative Hermeneutics; “Customary Law” as memory and symbol.

“In our land the law of the nation reigns supreme.” (Mazisi Kunene)   Francis Cress Welsing argues that “if you don’t understand white supremacy, everything else that you think you know, will only confuse you”. In implicit agreement with this fundamental argument, Wade Nobles further […]

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04/06/2018 0 39 mins 8 yrs

Post-Apartheid Barbarism or Post-Conquest Azanian Civilization? A Race-First Pan-Africanist Critique.

 “There is a task which the Dutch-Afrikaner has in common with his English-Afrikaner compatriots as a bearer of white civilization, but there is also the special task which rests upon him in his own area, namely Dutch-Afrikaner culture…” (Die Burger as quoted in T. Dunbar […]

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by Chief Editor
17/04/2018 0 39 mins 9 yrs

The Nomos of White Settler Colonialism: A Race-First Pan-Africanist south African Analysis

“Nomos is the measure by which the land in a particular order is divided and situated; it is also the form of the political, social and religious order determined by this process” (Carl Smichtt) “The nomos by which a tribe, a retinue or a people […]

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BUILDING A BLACK-OWNED SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

by Chief Editor
18/09/2017 1 7 mins 9 yrs

For the black nation to achieve economic freedom, we need to look at developing and nurturing a mindset that thrives for radical economic transformation and decolonization. In order for us to compete with global currencies and economies, we would need a strong-black embedded financial structure. […]

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18/09/2017 4 11 mins 9 yrs

Raising a Black Queen in a land that doesn’t see her

Not sure if other parents feel the same way, but becoming a mother has really forced me to look at the world differently. In particular being a darkie mother to a future queen in my homeland South Africa.  Hai kunzima. Yes if you want to […]

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by Chief Editor
12/09/2017 0 6 mins 9 yrs

Black Community Business

BLACK PEOPLE SHOULD SUPPORT BLACK BUSINESS The Asians and white people support one another in their businesses. In these communities, money will circulate more or longer among themselves before it is used outside their circle. I have seen Asians turning in droves to buy vegetables, […]

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07/08/2017 0 13 mins 9 yrs

Megatong Nursery: Beekeeping

Itumeleng Pooe of Megatong Nursery is contributing his vast knowledge on beekeeping that will be made available to the community through the newly founded Green Business College. This piece is a continuation from an earlier feature from Megatong; he expands from where he last left […]

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06/08/2017 0 48 mins 9 yrs

(Un)timely Meditations on the preamble of the so-called constitution of “south Africa”; A Pan-Africanist sociologico-philosophical analysis.

“To carve out a place for itself in the politico-social order,” V. O. Key, Jr. wrote in Politics, Parties and Pressure Groups, “a new group may have to fight for reorientation of many of the values of the old order” (p. 57). This is especially […]

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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 2 mths

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

by admin 03/09/2026 0 12 mins 2 mths

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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