Born Free, Now What?
Born Free, Now What?, Sir Dhladhla-Brown, KamvaBorn Free, Now What? is a collective blog by passionate students, scholars, and individuals who want to contribute to a conversation on what happens next.
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A Reading on South Africa’s New Emerging Order: A hypothetical analysis of a shifting ideological landscape
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The 2024 general elections, which marked the beginning of the African National Congress (ANC)’s decline from being a dominant party nationally, were followed by the 29 June 2024 formation of the coalit...
Who’s Allowed in the Room Where Africa’s Future Gets Decided?
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Earlier this year, I found myself moving between packed conference halls at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, listening to conversations about the future of minerals and the mining industry. Panel after panel...
The New F-Word is F*minism
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Growing up in the 2010s, one of my most distinct memories was walking into Mr Price and being greeted by rows of graphic T-shirts emblazoned with slogans like Boss Babe, Slay Queen and The Future is Female....
We Needed Them Illegal, Then We Needed Them Gone
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Somebody gave undocumented migrants until the 30th of June to leave South Africa. Not the government. Not a court order. Not any institution with the constitutional authority to issue such a demand. Just a...
The Couch, the Cash, and the Constitution
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The story you thought was over
Picture this. You “sell” 20 buffalos to a Sudanese businessman for a pile of US dollars. You stash the cash in a couch. Someone steals it. You do not call the regular...
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Born Free, Now What? is a collaborative blog of young African and Global South thinkers sharing accessible, decolonial, intersectional and feminist ideas. Blending scholarship, lived experience and reflection, we write as resistance for action.
I write about things we've been taught not to question power, sovereignty, the stories we tell ourselves about progress. My work examines policy, and refusal to accept complexity as excuse for inaction. I also write about unserious things too haha
Candidate legal practitioner, Master of Laws Candidate. Political activist
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