The global cult of white supremacy: How the South African radical...
Some radical right-wing South African groups have travelled to the US in efforts to expand their organisational networks
Haley McEwan
Amid the maelstrom of footage emerging...
Stop the spread of coronavirus: Don’t let your guard down among...
In partnership with the Solidarity Fund.
We spoke to Lynn Truter, an NGO frontline worker from Cape Town who has recovered from the coronavirus.
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Yes you can have summer fun at home
In partnership with the Solidarity Fund
South Africans take December seriously. Truly, we prepare the entire year for that two weeks of rest , relaxation...
A snapshot of the Cape Minstrel Carnival history
The annual Cape Minstrel New Year Parade has taken place every year on the 2nd of January through the streets of Cape Town’s CBD....
No, Indian South Africans are not persecuted. Here’s the data.
The National Indian Congress of SA (NICSA) wants South African Indians residing in #eThekwini to "Park by the Pozie" on December 12. Claiming to...
The media is racist. Discuss. (50)
The SMWX Podcast in collaboration with the South Africa Media Innovation Program (SAMIP), produced a four-part series that tackles the question of race in...
Sea the Bigger Picture with Shamier Magmoet
Shamier Magmoet is a free diver from Heideveld on the Cape Flats. He is also a passionate environmentalist working hard to keep the ocean...
Fact-checking influential TV presenter’s claims about child trafficking in South Africa
Published: 22 September 2020 12:07 | Last updated: 23 September 2020 02:59 (GMT)
FROM AFRICA CHECK
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Two claims about human trafficking in South Africa.
Source: Lerato Kganyago, South African...
We speak to Khanya Mzongwana on growing food and your life
Khanya Mzongwana is a chef and contributing food editor for Taste Magazine. She is also a garden enthusiast and future director for an alternative...
Social enterprise ThankYou has a plan to end extreme poverty
The Daily Vox has partnered with Australian social enterprise ThankYou who have come up with a plan to end extreme poverty. Founded in 2008...
Two student teachers tell us about the path to becoming a...
The national lockdown hit pause on schooling and learning for a while. As lockdown restrictions eased, schools and higher education resumed. Many learners had...
The list: Lesser known SA museums you should get acquainted with
As travel restrictions are lifted, many of us may be tempted to explore the country once more. We found museums across South Africa that...
Heritage Day- What heritage are we celebrating? Or are we coerced...
by Thand’Olwethu Dlanga
When last he addressed the nation President Cyril Ramaphosa was upbeat. In addition to announcing a loosening of the national lockdown, he...
Heritage: Trying to understand my complicated relationship with food
I was watching Netflix the other day and happened upon an episode of Chef’s Table with chef Asma Khan. The show features chefs from...
Women cannabis entrepreneurs in a time of Covid-19
We spoke to women who have launched CBD-infused products and are using social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram to facilitate sales and marketing. BY...
Why Dr T’s New UN Position Brings Together Her Life’s Passion
I first spoke to Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng last year. She had just launched her book Dr T’s Guide to Sexual And Reproductive Health. And...
In Conversation With Lynn Thomas, Author Of Book On Skin Lighteners
Lynn Thomas, author of Beneath the Surface: A Transnational History of Skin Lighteners answered some questions about her work.
Can you tell us your inspiration...
Halo Project SA Wants To Empower Drug And Aids Centre
Within the streets of Meadowlands, Soweto the South African Drug and Aids Council (SADAAC) can be found. The centre was founded by Freddie Sithole...
How Fordsburg Has Evolved From The Gold Rush To Now
PART I
Growing up as Indian South African, Fordsburg was the place to buy halaal meats, spices, jewellery and beautiful fabrics. It was also the...
Bread Heists And Currencies: The Situation In Zimbabwe
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Last week, news sites reported that 500 loaves of bread had been stolen by armed robbers in Zimbabwe, owing to the current bread...
