We interviewed Zarah Sultana, one of Britain’s most prominent socialist leaders. Her insights into the current political landscape are both thought-provoking and motivating.
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Can tariffs help rebuild our economy?
The neoliberal project has sought to delegitimise tariffs, portraying them as outdated and inefficient.
The Independent Development Trust scandal in context
The Independent Development Trust (IDT) may still carry out useful projects. But the reality is that its pro-rich function now outweighs its pro-poor mandate.
BRICS ‘multipolar’ myths, subimperial realities: no refuge from Trump’s tariffs
The Western liberal political empire is shamed beyond repair by genocide in Palestine.
Trade unions taking a stake in the capitalist economy
Only 23% of South Africa workers are currently members of trade unions.
Mass US immigrant raids and organising the response
In many Los Angeles neighbourhoods, usually bustling with taco trucks and flower vendors, streets lay empty and deserted; a scene that is now common in immigrant communities across the United States.
Can the SACP help rebuild a democratic, militant Left?
The SACP’s independent electoral turn could be the spark for a new chapter. But it will only succeed if it is part of a broader renewal of socialist politics, rooted in democracy, mass self-organisation, and unity in struggle.
The pandemic accord: new possibilities for public health industrialisation pathways?
The destructive impact of the newly imposed US tariffs and aid cuts on South Africa are undeniable. Nonetheless, pockets of hope for advancing global solidarity and a more just global economy remain.
Cultural resistance: a crucial component of struggle
In an era in which Palestinian voices are silenced under rubble while the world debates semantics, the raw, unfiltered voice of cultural resistance has never been more vital.









