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THE BIG STORY: South Africa 30 years later
Africa’s pandora’s box: The ICJ ruling shook the global establishment. In Cape Town and Johannesburg, could it pave the way for justice for Indigenous peoples?
All rise: South Africa’s constitution has allowed social movements to clockup a number of legal victories. But can the law really deliver social and economic justice?
Morbid symptoms: South Africa is losing its status as an upper-middle income developing country. What are the challenges this poses for a young democracy?
The metal that bent: When South Africa’s largest trade union broke with the ruling alliance, left-wingers saw cause for hope, but things soon turned sour.
When the lights go out: The ‘state capture’ of South Africa’s public services has seen billions sequestered by a new boss class as public services collapse.
Fortress nation: Xenophobia is on the rise in South Africa. What are the conditions in which vigilante groups gain ground?
CURRENTS
Israel: Warring Words
Cyprus: Troops Out
Nepal: Tibetans betrayed
Malaysia’s invisible children
Europe: Digital rights now
El Salvador: Gold Rush
Introducing: Guilherme Boulos, Brazil’s heir to President Lula da Silva?
REGULARS
Country profile: Georgia
Cartoon History: Bay of Pigs
Temperature Check: reasons to be hopeful about tackling climate change.
The Interview: Indian author Amitav Ghosh discusses the colonial roots of today’s opioid crisis, with Graeme Green.
Agony Uncle: How can movement veterans share the benefits of their own experience without rubbing other activists up the wrong way?
COMMENT
Melony’s canny game: Italy’s far-right Prime Minister is cultivating international support as she enacts extremism at home.
Views from India, Africa, Brazil
FEATURES
’Strong beyond the world’s imagination’: In the face of Taliban rule, a spirit of feminist resistance lives on in Afghanistan.
The Long Read: The betrayal: the disconnect between public support for Palestine across the Arab region, and the diplomatic ties leaders have made with Israel.
’I will live with the scars for life’: the resurgence of leprosy in Nigeria.
