"The strategy, a first of its kind, seeks to unite the faith sector to address its perennial crisis: complicity in the perpetuation of spiritual violence, that twin evil of gender-based violence."
In a satirical column addressed to Cyril Ramaphosa, Bhekisisa Mncube reflects on the President's negotiating skills and how he landed up with the cabinet he has.
The Faith Action to End Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Collective, in collaboration with We Will Speak Out South Africa, launched a groundbreaking Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy 2024–2030 in Johannesburg.
Bhekisisa Mncube as seen in: Flipboard, City Press, News24, Sunday Times, Eyewitness News, The Citizen (South Africa), Mail & Guardian, Sowetan, Polity, JournalismIziko (May 2018 - current).
The political gods smiled at me when I chanced upon the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) Facebook Live session leading up to the first sitting of the seventh Parliament of South Africa.
The rise of Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party) represents a confluence of ethnic mobilisation, false anti-capitalist sentiment, myopic pro-black advocacy, and purported resistance against Western influence.
In a satirical column addressed to President Cyril Ramaphosa, Bhekisisa Mncube writes about his ideological battle with some of the country's two-faced leaders.
Chief Dwasaho, the sands are shifting, heralding an era of sea change. uBaba kaDuduzane (soothe others), no Mziwoxolo (house of refuge) Edward Zuma and a band of 25 et al. has turned traitor, wielding the Spear of the Nation (uMkhonto weSizwe) to stab you squarely in the back.
Ladies and gentlemen, listen up! I have something juicy to share about the ongoing feud between AmaZulu FC and their former communications manager, Phumlani Dube, who was fired for allegedly assaulting a colleague.
