Joburg Shows Support for Gaza Flotilla
Advertorial: Joburg Shows Support for Gaza Flotilla: Activists waved South African and Palestinian flags on boats at Zoo Lake in …

Advertorial: Joburg Shows Support for Gaza Flotilla: Activists waved South African and Palestinian flags on boats at Zoo Lake in …

Advertorial: South African Journalists Condemn Murder of Colleagues in Gaza: Journalists placed candles and flowers near photographs of …

Advertorial: Belal Khaled’s Photographs Bring the Horror of Life in Gaza to Johannesburg: Palestinian photojournalist Belal Khaled’s …

Advertorial: Protesters demand Wits take public stand on Gaza: Scores of students, staff and alumni from Wits University gathered on the …

Advertorial: Massive protest in Cape Town in support of people of Gaza: A large crowd gathered at the Sea Point Promenade on Saturday …

Advertorial: Gaza: UCT senate calls for ceasefire: UCT has called for a ceasefire in Gaza. The University of Cape Town (UCT) Senate has, …

Advertorial: Vigils held in Cape Town for Gaza war: About 50 people held a vigil outside Parliament, organised by African Artists …

Advertorial: Hundreds protest at US Consulate – demand ceasefire in Gaza: Hundreds of people protested outside the US Consulate in …

The word Maboneng means “Place of Light” in Sotho, and it is an apt name for a neighborhood that rose from the literal and figurative shadows of Johannesburg’s inner-city decay. Located on the eastern edge of the Central Business District (CBD) in a sub-district once known as City and Suburban, this area was historically a collection of light-industrial warehouses and gritty manufacturing plants. During the 1990s and early 2000s, as capital flight saw businesses flee the city center for the fortified suburbs of Sandton and Rosebank, these blocks became a “no-go zone” characterized by hijacked buildings, crime, and urban flight.
