Watch Now: COVID-19 Campus Shutdowns
In marking Youth Day, and six years since the launch of The Daily Vox, The Daily Vox hosted a discussion on one of the...
What’s In A Name? Reflecting On Statues And Streets
The #BlackLivesMatter protests across the United States which were reignited after the murder of George Floyd, a black man, wrongfully murdered by police officers,...
Fundraiser For Collins Khosa Family
Collins Khosa was one of the first casualties of the COVID-19 lockdown. Khosa from Alexandra, Johannesburg was killed on Easter Friday following a clash...
Black Academic Caucus Disgust At Sciences Paper
Racism in the academic space has reared its head once again. On May 27, University of Cape Town professor, Nicoli Nattrass published an article...
Doha Peace Deal and the Security Implications for India
The United States and the Taliban signed a historic peace agreement in Doha on Feb 29, 2020. The deal calls for complete withdrawal of...
Accessibility Is A Human Right
South Africa is slowly getting into grips with the realisation of a lockdown that doesn’t seem to have an end date anytime soon and...
South Africa’s Response To COVID-19 Worsens The Plight Of Waste Reclaimers
Melanie Samson, University of the Witwatersrand
Lockdowns to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus are dramatically transforming people’s daily lives across the world. One...
Moe Shaik’s Memoir Is The ANC Spy Bible
In his new book and memoir, Moe Shaik, former head of the South African Secret Service takes the reader through the days of South...
Artist Shows Modi And Trump Meeting
Mukhtar Dar is an artist, creative producer, and filmmaker based in Birmingham, Britain. He has created a few powerful images of the meeting of...
Wits Academics Respond To Adam Habib’s Resignation
(Academic Staff Association of Wits University) ASAWU noted the resignation of the Vice Chancellor and Principal, Prof Adam Habib, with effect from the end...
The Need For The South African Jurisprudence To Limit The Statutory...
On the 11th of February 2020, the Sunday Times reported that a masters student from Nelson Mandela University had been acquitted of his charges...
New Refugee Amendments Not Welcomed
The Refugees Amendment Act, 2008 gazetted by the minister of home affairs Aaron Motsoaledi came into effect from January 1. These are amendments to...
Implications Of Business Rescue Proceedings for SAA
Next month the president is expected to take the nation into his confidence about the challenges facing South Africa’s state owned enterprises, SAA included....
Chinese South Africans Take “Hate Speech” Case To Equality Court
The Equality Court has heard The Chinese Association's (TCA) legal case against 12 respondents accused of hate speech, harassment and unfair discrimination. The case...
#RealMonstersOfSA Campaign Used Halloween To Raise GBV Awareness
Over the Halloween weekend in South Africa, a campaign was launched to raise awareness about gender-based violence (GBV). Two organisations came together for the...
Why Whistleblower Edward Snowden Revealed Secret U.S. Information
“Uh, my name is Ed Snowden. I’m, ah, twenty-nine years old.” Hello, world.” With those words, Edward Snowden revealed himself to the world. In...
Why Refugees In Cape Town Want To Leave South Africa
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The video of a baby being ripped from the mother’s arms by police officers in Cape Town horrified and disturbed most people...
Youth Urges KZN DBE To Release Its Scholar Transport Policy
Around 483 633 learners in KwaZulu Natal (KZN) walk more than half an hour in one direction to school each day, according to the...
People’s Hearing To Look At Human Impact Of State Capture
For months now, the state capture commission has been taking place headed by deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo. The commission have been looking into...
SWEAT Says Convicted Murderer’s Artwork Must Be Removed From Exhibition
SWEAT is calling on the University of Pretoria to remove a convicted murderer’s artwork. The organisation is known as the Sex Worker Education and...
