HeyJaredEdward Molopi
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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[OPEN LETTER] In the Name of Your Legacy: An Open Letter to Archbishop Desmond Tutu (23 September 2026). (opens the original)
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A year ago, the City of Johannesburg’s (“the City”) politicians and officials intimidated informal traders around Johannesburg Park Station and eventually removed them, claiming they were trading unlawfully. SERI has been representing them since 2013, and evictions happen every few years. This is partially because the City’s politicians do not fully accept or understand the role played by informal trading in our metro and individual households. I remember that we dispatched a letter to the City
[ADVOCACY] SERI and ICF host SSA delegates from Uganda for housing rights exchange visit (8 September 2026). (opens the original)
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SERI and ICF host SSA delegates from Uganda for Housing Rights Exchange Visit. From 17 to 21 August 2026, delegates from Shelter and Settlements Alternatives (SSA) in Uganda visited the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI) and Inner City Federation (ICF) in Johannesburg for a week-long exchange. The visit provided an opportunity to share experiences, learn from different approaches to housing rights’ work, and strengthen connections between organisations supporting communities.
[OPEN LETTER] Commemorating the life of Biko (11 September 2026). (opens the original)
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“People must not just give into the hardships of life. They must find a way, even in this environment to develop hope, hope for themselves, hope for this country.” Tomorrow, we will commemorate your life and the indelible mark you left on Black life. We will remember how your writing and action aligned around Ubuntu and the value of Black life. I am the first to admit that I was raised in a different political tradition. Worse still, my adult life has been consumed by how the vision expressed in
[OPEN LETTER] We will mourn our dead!!! (28 August 2026). (opens the original)
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On Tuesday 18 August, I attended the Portfolio Committee on Land Reform & Rural Development, which was scheduled to discuss Labour Tenants’ claims.I entered the meeting late, while an MP decried the Minister's absence and noted the Committee’s attempts to address the matters of Nkambule and Mkhwanazi. Later that day, I shared this with Dr Mnqobi Ngubane. I was curious about Mkhwanazi, as I had been invited to join the meeting after the open letter published about the Nkambule family. Dr Ngubane
[OPEN LETTER] Marikana was always about Black life (16 August 2026). (opens the original)
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“The South African Student Movement stressed black self- reliance and taking care of your own business and honouring what you are and what you have and taking responsibility for what you can do and can become.” I cried as I read the press release announcing MARIKANA STILL…….FONTEIN at the Market Theatre on 22 August 2026 at 19:30. Of course, in August, we are forced to face the “fungibility of Black lives” as articulated in the press release. Often it is bandied about without “a call to reclaim
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