South African Pass Laws and the Women’s March in 1956 The pass laws in South Africa already existed for decades, and in the 1950’s, during Apartheid, they were extended and…
Author: Nicole Kroppenstedt
Nicole Kroppenstedt is a PhD Student at the Chair of African Legal Studies at the University of Bayreuth. She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and an LL.M. from the Hamburger Fern-Hochschule. Her research focuses on South African development as well as opportunities to overcome inequalities.
Jacob Zuma wants to be South Africa’s next President In 2023, Jacob Zuma, South Africa’s former President, registered his new political party uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK). The party is about…
Afrobarometer Findings Recently, Afrobarometer, a non-profit organisation researching public opinion on the African continent[1], published a paper called “Despite growing evidence, climate change is still unknown to many South Africans”.[2]…
The country they were fighting for In the context of World Social Justice Day on the 20th of February, Stellenbosch University streamed a lecture called “Is this the country we…