Can you afford to eat in South Africa?

KICK POLLUTERS OUT of Africa!

Mam’Fikile was assassinated on 22 October 2020, shot 5 times by 4 gunmen in the home she shared with

SPOILER ALERT: CANT BE DONE!

The people believe in a healthy, happy, generous future. Vigilantes arent movements. Hashtags arent

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They say give a man a fish, he eats for a day, teach a man to fish, he eats for life, but teach a WO

30 years into democracy, but inequality is getting worse. Its fertile ground for the fascist agenda

Politicians scapegoat Black Africans to keep South Africans busy so they can facilitate the plunder

When fossil capital doesn’t get its way, it turns to violence. Human Rights Defenders, activists and

The good news? We can all act now. Fix leaks at home. Report leaks in your street. Every drop saved

Today is World Public Transport Day. When billionaires bomb for oil abroad, workers pay at the pump

The #treatmentactioncampaign case took clinics in Rosettenville and Yeoville to court for their fail

EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INCLUDING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE!

A PETROL Pandemic!! But here's the good news: it doesn't have to be this way. Green energy isn't j

HUMAN RIGHTS FESTIVAL | 26–29 March Where will the Mobilize team be? 📍 Constitution Hill, Johanne

HUMAN RIGHTS FESTIVAL | 26–29 March Where will the Mobilize team be? With partners @uah in the Dign

HUMAN RIGHTS FESTIVAL | 26–29 March Where will the Mobilize team be? 📍 Constitution Hill, Johanne

HUMAN RIGHTS FESTIVAL | 26–29 March Where will the Mobilize team be? 📍 Constitution Hill, Johanne

What is Climate Change?

Dr. T on Human Rights

Water bankruptcy

Floods are no longer rare disasters. They are the new normal. In January, Limpopo and Mpumalanga sa

This Valentine’s Day, love needs to mean more than words.​ 💚 Love is protecting water in a world f

When the lights go out, the taps run dry. When the taps run dry, fires spread. What’s happening in

#MovementMonday Building the future starts with play. At Play Africa, children learn where food come

This #MovementMonday we’re flashing back to a powerful conversation with Shaazia Ebrahim from the Cl

We are not alone in this fight. From rural Kenya to across the continent, women are coming together

At the We the 99 % People’s Summit, communities came together to imagine a different future 🌍 As C

Delays in debt relief aren’t just bureaucratic setbacks. They shape the daily realities of millions.

From bold colours to the finest hand-drawn lines, this mural reflects a global truth: when systems f

Art speaks when systems fail to listen, and this powerful mural by Dean Hutton and CAMP says it loud

At the People’s Summit, Dorina from @Greenpeace International’s Fair Share for the Planet campaign r

Sustainable change happens when communities can manage their own resources and plan for the future.

Debt has long been a mechanism that limits a nation’s freedom, steering resources toward external in

Historic debt and climate crises aren’t just Africa’s burden, they affect countries across the Globa

Across the African continent, communities have long navigated the tension between global economic pr

Africa’s wealth is being drained long before it can benefit its people. Multinational corporations e

Meet Gita from Lucid Things Artsy: turning pre-loved fabrics into beautifully crafted hats, bags and

Big changes often begin in small places, with neighbours organising, young people stepping up, and c

Mr Grieve Chelwa breaks down the bold idea of a borrower’s club, a united stance by African nations

This festive season, let’s gift beyond the candles and last-minute socks. 🎄 Choose impact: plant

Grieve Chelwa, Chair of Social Sciences and Associate Professor of Political Economy at The Africa I

The We The 99% People’s Summit was filled with young changemakers, and Slim from Combo Nation was ri

Electricity powers our world, but how we make it matters. Coal keeps the lights on but pollutes. Nuc

Big change doesn’t always come from big institutions, it can starts with us.​ ​ Retsa Tsela began

The importance of care work in the economy

Fighting back against deforestation