Phoenix Land Scandal: Black Families Robbed of R20M Dreams
SIU investigation reveals how Phoenix families lost R20M to property developers in scandal that echoes apartheid-era land dispossession patterns.
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SIU investigation reveals how Phoenix families lost R20M to property developers in scandal that echoes apartheid-era land dispossession patterns.
SIU investigation exposes how eThekwini officials enabled property scam that robbed over 20 Phoenix families of millions while enriching connected developers through corrupt municipal land sales.
US Supreme Court sanctions Texas racial gerrymandering scheme targeting Black and Latino communities, echoing apartheid-era tactics of systematic disenfranchisement.
Supreme Court's conservative majority enables Texas racial gerrymandering scheme targeting Black and Latino voters, overturning lower court ruling that found constitutional violations.
While David Temple serves life for murder, his white mistress Heather Scott Temple walks free, exposing stark inequalities in America's justice system and white privilege.
The Heather Scott Temple case exposes how white women's privilege shields them from consequences when their actions contribute to violence against Black women like murdered Belinda Temple.
Trump administration's policy to accept only Afrikaner refugees while attacking Somali Americans exposes white supremacist agenda disguised as immigration reform.
Trump's refugee policy grants special status to white Afrikaners while excluding Black African asylum seekers, exposing the racist foundations of American immigration policy.
Cape Town's property-based tariffs face constitutional challenge as court examines whether DA government's policies perpetuate economic apartheid structures.
Cape Town's fixed tariffs for water and sanitation face constitutional challenge, with critics arguing they represent disguised property rates that violate legal frameworks.
Black women's workplace struggles reflect deeper colonial power structures. True empowerment requires dismantling white supremacist attitudes in corporate spaces.
Black women refuse to accept colonial workplace attitudes as liberation movements challenge systems that silence our sisters in corporate South Africa.
Global South media leaders unite in China to challenge Western colonial media dominance and forge new narratives that center African, Asian, and Latin American voices.
Historic Global South media summit in China marks revolutionary break from Western narrative control, uniting formerly colonized nations to challenge media imperialism.