Namibia held regional council and local authority elections on 26 November 2025.
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Brazil in the mirror of Latin America
Brazil today is shaped by a contest that pits different sectors and social classes against each other, reflecting the broader international conflict.
The SACP’s election gambit: betrayal masquerading as liberation
The SACP’s current trajectory serves the interests of the bourgeois nationalist elite and perpetuates the suffering of the working class.
ANC’s belief in preordained leadership: a stumbling block to renewed politics
Organisations have to understand that leadership is earned by advocating for people’s needs. History can also help us to appreciate that leadership is not endowed.
SACP’s umms and ahhs: holes in motivations to contest elections
The SACP’s steadfastness to implement the organisation’s decision to independently contest the coming local government election is proving to be a source of consternation within the party and among its partners, the ANC and trade union federation Cosatu.
What is left of the Chinese Left?
With Trump in power, many parts of the world are swinging to the far right. This is the most pressing challenge we currently face. But what is the situation of the Left in China? And where is the Chinese far right?
A second crisis committee born in rural Eastern Cape
The Khanyayo Crisis Committee stands with Amadiba in opposing the destruction caused by the new N2 Wild Coast Toll Highway in the Eastern Cape.
Venezuela and the global Left: No to both authoritarianism and imperialist aggression
Venezuela’s crisis raises fundamental strategic questions for socialists worldwide.
COP30: isolated advances amid major omissions
COP30 laid bare the gap between the severity of the climate crisis and the political will of countries to confront it concretely.









