Kamohelo Chauke
Kamohelo Chauke is a community and student activist at the University of the Witwatersrand, where he has held multiple leadership positions, including serving as a Student Representative Council (SRC) member from 2021 to 2023. His activism is deeply rooted in South African history, focusing on addressing the injustices of inequality in society. Chauke believes that true freedom is synonymous with peace.
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A lecture gone wrong: anti-Israel rhetoric undermines Mandela’s legacy of dialogue
The 23rd Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, delivered in Johannesburg by UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese on the theme “Enhancing Peace and Global Cooperation”, should have
Divisive Hamas-admiring Wits PSC must stop normalising terror
On 7 September 2025, the Wits Palestine Solidarity Committee (PSC) launched another one of its Instagram rants, long on emotion, short on substance, and dripping
Understanding the Iran-Israel conflict: what South Africans need to know
In South Africa, we are not strangers to conflict, struggle, and the difficult work of telling between truth amid competing narratives. Our history has taught
No genocide here: Afrikaner exodus a political performance, not a crisis
According to Neil Diamond, President of the South African Chamber of Commerce, over 70,000 Afrikaners expressed interest in fleeing South Africa and seeking asylum in
Sinwar’s death: a marker on path to peace, or herald of more conflict?
The recent death of Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, raises critical questions about the future of the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.
October 1st: Danger Amidst Celebrations in Israel
How do you celebrate renewal when missiles are raining down on your home? As families across Israel prepared for festivities, millions were abruptly awakened by