Sindile Vabaza
Sindile Vabaza is an avid writer and an aspiring economist.
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Rape: lip service is not enough
A lot of the language around sexual violence in South Africa is rooted in the idea that the fundamental fix is ‘men speaking to –
Don’t defund the police, restructure the police!
In the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of Derek Chauvin and the subsequent protests around it, especially those with calls to defund
The Springboks’ excellence: an object lesson
One of the great lessons I took away from the Springbok World Cup triumph in 2019, and some of the racial criticisms levelled at the
Societal underpinnings of gang rape
Last year in September six teen boys, aged from 13 to 16, were arrested after being caught gang raping a mentally handicapped 30-year-old woman in
The De Klerk saga: SA is still a crime scene
I understand why so many people were angry at former president FW De Klerk’s insistence that Apartheid was not a crime against humanity. I don’t