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The view from South Africa - Mahayle Khonziwe

The view from South Africa - Mahayle Khonziwe

As a young, black, working class woman in the world’s most unequal country, Mahayle describes the daily realities of neoliberalism for many, and how the most marginalised will lead the way to creating peoples’ alternatives

By: Fight Inequality,

Education Inequalities in Zimbabwe

The education sector is mostly underfunded during the budget process making the distribution of educational resources in Zimbabwe be characterized

By: Fight Inequality,
You are NOT Welcome! We Reject the IMF and World Bank!

On Africa Liberation Day 2023, We Say NO!

You are NOT Welcome! We Reject the IMF and World Bank!

By: Njoki Njoroge Njehû, Coordinator, Fight Inequality Alliance Pan-Africa,
Join Hundreds of Activists in Building People’s Alternative

Join Hundreds of Activists in Building People’s Alternative

In the last 4 weeks we officially began the journey to “Remake Our Broken Economies” through building Peoples’ Alternatives.

By: Yvonne Ndirangu,Fight Inequality Alliance - Global,
Open letter to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

Open letter to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

The New Independent Militant Workers Union (NIMWU) in South Africa, an affiliate of the Fighting Inequality Alliance South Africa, is pledging our

By: Abraham Agulhas, NIMWU General Secretary,

Tax the rich: 9 Reasons for a wealth tax

This article is extracted from the author’s Policy Brief (2022-07) of the same title published by the University of the Philippines’ Center for Integrative and Development Studies, Program on Alternative Development (UP CIDS AltDev). — Eduardo C. Tadem, Ph.D.

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Defiant and dissenting voices-Womxn’s courage to organise against injustice- Fight Inequality Alliance

Defiant and dissenting voices

Womxn’s courage to organise against injustice
By: Fight Inequality,
Mining host communities living in poverty in a "Sea of Plenty" - Case of Mutoko

Mining host communities living in poverty in a "Sea of Plenty" - Case of Mutoko

According to Mining Zimbabwe, it is estimated that Zimbabwe produces approximately 150 000 tonnes of black granite annually with Mutoko contributing about 75% of that output. If these figures are anything to go by then the infrastructural deficit in the district are not commensurate to the amount of black granite mined from the district.
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Strikes In The Medical Sector - A Manifestation of Inequality | Fight Inequality Alliance Zimbabwe

Strikes In The Medical Sector - A Manifestation of Inequality

This week, Zimbabweans were forced again to grapple with sad news of industrial action by medical practitioners in the public health sector.

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