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The Captured Campus: How Fossil Fuel Money is subverting Our Universities and Sabotaging Our Future – Institute for African Alternatives (IFAA) News and opinions 17 April 2026 The Captured Campus: How Fossil Fuel Money is subverting Our Universities and Sabotaging Our Future By Bruce Kadalie We cherish the idea of the university as an ivory tower—a sanctuary for independent thought, driven by evidence and dedicated to the pursuit of truth...

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#FeesMustFall and the 2015/16 student movement in popular memory | New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy and the 2015/16 student movement in popular memory Authors Nomkhosi A Mbatha Thierry Luescher Benjamin Roberts DOI: https://doi.org/10.14426/w0v46985 Keywords: movements; ; ; higher education; social justice; decolonisation; public attitudes; survey Abstract In 2015, t...

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Can South Africa afford to keep Starlink out? | ISS Africa Achieving the country’s ambitious goal of 100% broadband access by 2030 could require a trade-off between politics and connectivity.

TURN WASTE INTO WEALTH – Join the Eco-Green Roadshow!
Friday, 05 June 2026 | Cape Town
IFAA & weRagency invite you to a transformative morning at Oude Molen Eco Village.
Learn how to repurpose, reclaim, and reimagine urban waste – from composting to agroprocessing and green entrepreneurship.
What’s in store:
• Circular economy & recycling workshop
• Indigenous plant foraging + fermenting
• Hands-on composting with Soil for Life’s Natasha de Leeuw
• Tour of YWC Agri-project & E-waste Station
YWC Centre, Oude Molen Eco Village, Pinelands
9h30 – 13h00Celebrating Youth Month & the 50th anniversary of 16 June 1976
It’s hands-on. It’s the future.
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New Agenda 100 | Book Review
In a rain of dust Death, deceit and the lawyer who busted big asbestos
By David Kinley. Review by Michal Singer

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New Agenda 100 | The National Dialogue now faces a challenge from within its founding party. Can ANC leadership can still negotiate a better future?
Despite decades of colonialism, land dispossession, apartheid exploitation, and protracted armed struggle, South Africans are willing to talk to each other; negotiation is a hallmark of our post-apartheid society. Now that’s being put to the test. The National Dialogue was mandated to confront the intractable triple crises of unemployment, poverty, and inequality, but it faces another challenge from deep within the party that created it. TONY EHRENREICH asks if the ANC leadership, crippled by corruption and greed, is still up to negotiating a way to a better future.

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New Agenda 100 | Navigating catastrophe and capital in the decade ahead
The defining crises of our era will require a great realignment of global forces, middle countries, the coalition of progressive movements – marginalised communities, women’s groups, workers, the unemployed and the working poor – to shape a new reality going forward. ARI SITAS examines the unfolding process that has created the current disastrous instability and friction, and argues for the need for creative efforts to transform the catastrophic reality into an inclusive developmental world order.
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