Urban farming is not a new phenomenon but it has proliferated rapidly in recent years. This has been driven by advances in technology and global challenges that include food insecurity, energy shortage, urban migration, poverty, unemployment and environmental degradation. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization urban farming is currently practised by over one-tenth... Continue Reading →
Neoliberalism and the Crisis in Higher Education in South Africa
By IFAA’s Student and Youth Department The Institute for African Alternatives’ research team is Alexander Pennington, ’Manapo Mokose, Michael Nassen Smith and Zimpande Kawanu. This Article originally appeared in New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy, Issue 64. This and other articles in the "Crisis in Higher Education" special edition of New... Continue Reading →
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