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Cape Town Bookfair: The Legacy of Dennis Brutus |
 Join the Amandla! Media and the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation at the Cape Town Bookfair on Sunday the 1st August 2010.
We will be discussing the Legacy of Dennis Brutus, where various South African poets reflect on Dennis Brutus’ literary legacy and activists reflect on Dennis Brutus’ contribution to post-apartheid political activism
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Editorial: Stop speculating our jobs away |
 The G20, a forum constructed by the powerfully rich G8 countries, by drawing in the so-called emerging economies of China, India, Brazil and which also includes South Africa, met at the end of June to tackle the on-going global financial crisis and the threat of a further slide into recession. They failed.
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Islamophobia Sets the Terms |
By Alex de Jong
 The Dutch government didn’t fall in February over involvement in Afghanistan, the unstable governing coalition stumbled over it. But the Islamophobic right wing might be the beneficiary.
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Tribute to Robbie Jansen: He’s a Reason I’m Here! |
By Carol Martin
 I settled in Cape town, because of the likes of Robbie Jansen (1949-2010), jazz saxophonist supreme, flautist, composer, and sometimes crooner, who epitomized the classical Cape jazz of this century. Now passed, at age 61, after respiratory bouts of emphysema, the tributes are pouring in from all over – Robbie was the World Cup of Cape and South African jazz! “Where is Robbie?” I asked when in Grahamstown recently at the National Arts Festival. He had just been hurried away to hospital after a performance.
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