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Why I believe Israel is not an apartheid state
Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) is an annual campaign that raises awareness about the unequal living conditions of Palestinians. Although The Daily Vox believes that...
Who these kids call their heroes speaks volumes about life under occupation in the...
Kids can say the darndest things. And yet, the sweetest darn things. Capturing the sweeter bits can be tough, especially in some places where...
From Mafikeng to Gaza – covering student protests feels like occupation sometimes
GOPOLANG BOTLHOKWANE shares how covering the North-West University (NWU) protests kept reminding him of Palestine – a country he only knows from books and...
The story I never got to tell – of rape and torture by the...
The recent debates on Indian nationalism and anti-nationalism spurred by the belligerent ring-wing after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came to power have only...
Gaza’s senior citizens describe their most treasured memories
According to the Global AgeWatch Index, Gaza and the occupied West Bank ranks very low (93rdout of 96 surveyed nations) when it comes to...
How to submit your entry to the Apartheid 2.0 competition
The competition
The partnership with Al Jazeera's Palestine Remix gives readers an opportunity to tell their story of Palestine, through the award-winning Palestine Remix interactive....
PRESS RELEASE: Announcing Apartheid 2.0: A new series on The Daily Vox
As Israeli-Apartheid Week is commemorated across university campuses the world over, The Daily Vox in partnership with Al Jazeera’s Palestine Remix has launched a...
Israel is why a popular academic is pulling out of this year’s water summit
As South Africa's drought intensifies, the Mail and Guardian in conjunction with the South African Department of Water and Sanitation has organised Water Summit...
“Black Muslims are getting tired of being considered less of a Muslim than Brown...
At the end of 2015, the hashtag #BlackInMSA went viral on social media, sparking a conversation around the experiences of black Muslims as they...
#FeesMustFall and how it showcased Indian South African privilege
Apartheid paradigms of race and class still cast a shadow over certain segments of the South African, Indian, Muslim community, and the Fees Must...
Barry Bateman: Reporting on Israeli arrest warrants not agenda-driven
EWN reporter BARRY BATEMANÂ responds to a recent column by Ebrahim Fakir, published earlier this week on The Daily Vox.
From the outset, let me place...
Barry Bateman, the Israeli ambassador, and a throwback to apartheid
A sense of supremacy ingrained by a history of racism is hard to purge, says EBRAHIM FAKIR. And he argues it is particularly prevalent...
Why Haroon Moghul is wrong about BDS, Mandela and the end of apartheid
American writer and academic Haroon Moghul thinks boycott, divestment and sanctions won't help Palestine because Palestinians don't have a Mandela-figure to negotiate with Israel....
Pretzels, pomegranates and figs: a Zionist conspiracy
The Daily Vox's executive editor AZAD ESSA responds to comments about his recent column concerning the Virgin Active/BDS-SA t-shirt saga.
We’ve been inundated with questions,...
Like active virgins, BDS-SA’s activism is an oxymoron
Pro-Palestinian activist Muhammed Desai was thrown out of a Virgin Active gym on Wednesday, for the free-speech-protected act of wearing a political t-shirt. Daily Vox...
Snapchat’s #WestBankLive – nice try, but still not good enough
Palestine finally got a chance to be featured on Snapchat when the West Bank Live story went up on Thursday – but is it problematic...
BDS-SA packs a punch with Pharell Woolies spoof
Earlier this year, Woolworths teamed up with US musician Pharell Williams in a campaign called “Are You With Us? #PharellWithWooliesâ€, which aimed to “call together...
Ramadan: Politics in a time of fasting
During the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which begins Wednesday at sunset, observant Muslims will abstain from food and drink from the first light of dawn...
The Gaza blockade in numbers: eight years under siege
Tomorrow, South Africa commemorates Youth Day. But 16 June also marks eight years since Israel’s tightening of blockades on Gaza. Crippling land, sea and...
Nzimande latest South African to be denied Israeli visa over pro-Palestinian stance
There was a diplomatic kerfuffle when higher education minister Blade Nzimande was denied a visa by the Israeli government on Thursday. But given Nzimande’s...
