Yesterday more than forty people were arrested in a major police operation to prevent the occupation of the Rondebosch Common in an elite suburb of Cape Town - the most unequal city in South Africa, which has now surpassed Brazil as the most unequal country in the world.

CNN's journalism is often appalling, for example this article explaining how Mohamed is the most popular boy's name in England (strange, I…

A documentary focusing on one family of migrant workers, mainly around Chinese New Year. It reveals the conditions they live and work in, and the strain it has on the family, which comes out…

Lucien van der Walt disputes the prevailing discourse of the Communist school,…

DSG's piece on how obscene internet references are used by some workers as sabotage or resistance.

DSG aims to publish posts and propaganda from various sources as provocation and stimulation. The following text was produced by Paul O’Hagan, a journalist living in East London. He is…

DSG's article on how technology has affected the maintainers of content and what this means.

Gove and the illusion of dialogue. Montgomery school still fighting academy status.

A list of links and primers for the Italian movements of the 60s and 70s.

An article on how various forms of hacking and utilization of online actions could be useful for…

A journal article by Anthony Gorman on the Free Popular University (Università Popolare Libera) in Egypt, which was declared officially open in Alexandria on the evening of Sunday, 26 May 1901. Inspired by Élisée Reclus and organised mostly by Italian anarchists, this radical initiative sought to 'promote the discussion of scientific culture and literature among the popular classes’ on the basis of secularism,…

'Stealing A Nation' (2004) is an extraordinary film about the plight of the Chagos Islands, whose indigenous population was secretly and brutally…