How do we heal Azania?
Violence is normalised, the headlines do not come as a surprise. By Ntsako Mlambo (Child.of.Afrika) This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 9 of VARSITY News. …
People with Disabilities still exist, don’t forget it
By Christopher Williamson This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 9 of VARSITY News. Have you ever stopped and thought about what it is exactly that you …
The Mainstreaming of Ableism
By Munaka Munyai This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 9 of VARSITY News. The tragic murder of 16-year-old Nathaniel Julius on the 26th of August at …
Making the case for radical veganism
An inclusive framework for antispeciesist advocacy. By Chloe Kingdom This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 9 of VARSITY News. It is part for the course …
I don’t feel safe, anywhere
By Anouschka Tollig This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 9 of VARSITY News. On the 27th of August I went running with my friend, I was …
History of Feminism in South Africa
By Bathandwa Magqaza This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 8 of VARSITY News. It is quite perturbing when the concept of feminism becomes an infrequent language spoken in …
South African Feminist Theory
By Sibulele Nobhuzana This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 8 of VARSITY News. Feminism has always had a place in South Africa. The only difference would be how …
Why “Womxn” Isn’t as Inclusive as You Think It Is
Thinking about language and its (en)gendering By Emma Sacco This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 8 of VARSITY News. The way we use language is important when …
“There’s some ho*s in this house”
Women Against Patriarchy within cultural representation By Thobile Mahlangu This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 8 of VARSITY News. Cardi B and Meg Thee Stallion might have …
Continued Problematics In Academia Today
Professor Nicolli Nattrass and the detrimental holes in her academic research. By Lehlohonolo Shale This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. University …
#Black lives matter
By Zinhle Geluk This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. The past few weeks have been filled with protests globally and nationally. These …
What Can Political Education Offer?
By Tyla Cloete This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. The Covid-19 pandemic is showing the cracks within society. It is unmasking the …
What about Smuts?
Dismantle those structures that perpetuate racial subjugation now. By Ntsako Mlambo (Child.of.Afrika) This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. Strong new waves of …
Tik Tok, the Revolution Won’t Stop
Gen-Z and how the revolution will be articulated in 280 characters or less. By Nina Lowe This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. …
Justice for _________
Africa today and the continued dismantling of matrices of systematic control. By Temwani Nyama This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. The recent …
Womandla!
Wathint’ abafazi, wathint’ imbokodo*. By Ntsako Mlambo (Child.of.Afrika) This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. The Congolese designer who is behind Hanifa Clothing, Anifa …
“This you?”
Reviewing the developmental systems of contemporary call-out culture. By Temwani Nyama This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. The recent weeks’ events have displayed …
Lana Del Rey and problematics within the music industry
By Nina Lowe This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 7 of VARSITY News. Singer-songwriter, Lana Del Rey, recently released an open letter on her Instagram page titled ‘A …
A White African
By Kelsey Maggott This article was originally published in Print Edition 3 of VARSITY News, 2018. Africa is home. I take great pride in being born in Africa …
Can the global pandemic be a catalyst to changing the capitalist economic system?
By Masego Mokgoko This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 5 of VARSITY News. Access to safety is a function of privilege. The individuals whose health has been deemed …