Ethnicity

Violence Casts Shadow Over South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Democratic Gains

By Kevin Humphrey
Twenty-seven years after South Africa’s first democratic elections, the country finds itself reflecting on the catalysts of a week of looting and destruction of property resulting in more than 200 deaths and US$ 1.3 billion in damage.

‘Ethical Fashion’ Champions Marginalised Artisans from South

By A. D. McKenzie
“Work is dignity,” says Simone Cipriani. “People want employment, not charity.”

Afghans Set to Vote on Ethnic Lines

By Giuliano Battiston
Ethnicities will come to the fore in the Afghan elections due Saturday this week, even though it appears that the young are beginning to break away from such loyalties.


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