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Article: Post-Apartheid Inequality Sparks Frustration and Fury

Article: Post-Apartheid Inequality Sparks Frustration and Fury

by Nikayla Naidu | Aug 11, 2021 | Articles, Media

“A decent Standard of Living is possible and doable,” Isobel Frye, Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute.   An article from Bloomberg, Businessweek: The trip from Pretoria to Mabopane starts on a six-lane highway lined with malls and office...
Op-Ed: I lost my father, then my job, as Covid-19 fuelled youth unemployment

Op-Ed: I lost my father, then my job, as Covid-19 fuelled youth unemployment

by Nikayla Naidu | Aug 6, 2021 | Articles, Media

I caught Covid-19 in December 2020. And I was incapacitated beyond function, my chest was tight and it was difficult to sleep. I felt too weak to even bath myself. I spent a great amount of time in bed. After I sent my employer my positive test results, I still...
Press Release: SA Must Not Let Its Women Starve During Covid Pandemic

Press Release: SA Must Not Let Its Women Starve During Covid Pandemic

by Nikayla Naidu | Jul 8, 2021 | Articles, Media

Press Release   Johannesburg, July 8, 2021 – South Africa is spiralling into an unbearable rate of poverty which our leadership can no longer ignore, suggest new findings of a national study. Women remain the most vulnerable, experiencing higher rates of...
Op-ed: #UnrestSA: Painful corrective or forerunner of things to come?

Op-ed: #UnrestSA: Painful corrective or forerunner of things to come?

by Nikayla Naidu | Jul 19, 2021 | Articles, Media

Social justice activists have tried repeatedly to present this data to policymakers over growing inequalities and to how that policy choices are not reflective of the realities and needs on the ground. But still government chose not to listen, writes Isobel Frye. A...
Poverty to blame for 500,000 SA school dropouts during the pandemic

Poverty to blame for 500,000 SA school dropouts during the pandemic

by Nikayla Naidu | Jul 9, 2021 | Articles, Media

Poverty is directly to blame for the skyrocketing school dropout rate in the county. The latest National Income Dynamics Study – Coronavirus Rapid Mobile Survey (NIDS-CRAM) shows an alarming increase of 500,000 more school dropouts in South Africa since the beginning...
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