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anemptytextlline21st March 2017 MINING ACTIVISTS REMEMBER SLAIN ACTIVIST BAZOOKA RADEBE ON HUMAN RIGHTS DAY. Communities from mining-affected areas used human rights day by commemorating the death of mining activist Bazooka Radebe at his home village in the Eastern Cape. Radebe was killed...
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anemptytextllineFallists went head-to-head with National Treasury director-general Lungisa Fuzile at the Mail & Guardian’s Critical Thinking Forum on Increasing Inclusive Economic Development In South Africa, held at the University of the Witwatersrand on the last day of February. This comes in light... -
anemptytextllineThe South African theme for 2016 World Aids Day is “it’s in our hands to end HIV and TB”. We welcome this theme as we believe that it is possible to end HIV. HIV/AIDS remains a crisis in South Africa...
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anemptytextllineEnough is enough: Oxfam seeks to end violence against women and girls once and for all. Gender inequality is both the cause and the consequence of violence against women and girls, said Oxfam today, as the agency launches a new...
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anemptytextllineOxfam South Africa works at multiple levels of society, collaborating to alleviate suffering, challenge and change systems that perpetuate poverty and inequality, promoting equal access, participation and voice. Oxfam South Africa is a registered non-profit organization in South Africa,...
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anemptytextllineOxfam South Africa welcomes the release of the State of the Capture Report by the Office of the Public Protector which sheds some light on the on-going irregularities and corruption involving senior government officials and private business people. The report...
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anemptytextllineOxfam South Africa welcomes the invitation of its Economic Justice Programme Head, Ayabonga Cawe, to the Minimum Wage Advisory Panel by the Deputy-President of South Africa Mr Cyril Ramaphosa. The seven-member panel will advise on an appropriate level at which...
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anemptytextllineJOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 28 July 2016 - Humanitarian agencies in southern Africa have called on donors to release urgently needed funds to save the lives and sustain the livelihoods of millions of people affected by a severe El Niño-induced...
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anemptytextlline“I am a person first, before a virus defines me like a stain to humanity” a line from a poem written by a 19 year old HIV Positive woman and read at a convening of a Southern African consultation...
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anemptytextllineWe extend a word of revolutionary solidarity to her immediate family, and all those for whom this loss leaves an unbearable scar. We say to you, Thuthuzelekani. Phyllis Ntantala, who left this earth on the early morning of the 18th...
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anemptytextllineIn response to the launch of the Humanitarian Response Plan by the Malawi government, Oxfam in Malawi’s Country Director, John Makina said: “Whilst Oxfam welcomes the government’s joint plan and commitment to provide much needed humanitarian aid to 6.5 million...
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anemptytextllineThe six wealthiest countries - which make up more than half the global economy - host less than nine percent of the world’s refugees while poorer countries and territories are shouldering most of the responsibility, Oxfam said today. Jordan,...
