A South African human rights and climate justice activist. Born in Durban, he became involved in anti-apartheid activism as a teenager and later went into exile in the United Kingdom, earning a doctorate from the University of Oxford. Naidoo has led major global organisations, including Greenpeace International, Amnesty International, and CIVICUS. He is known for connecting climate action with social and economic justice. He has authored several books, including 'Letters to My Mother: The Making of a Troublemaker' and 'Made in Chatsworth'.
The powerful wage war. Sita fries vada. Kiru Naidoo connects the dots between a Gulf crisis, a Bombay kitchen and a Chatsworth cooking fire. Ordinary people pay ...
Kiru Naidoo refuses to pay R30 for withered dhania, driving from shop to shop in search of a decent bunch at a fair price. His desperation unfolds against a planned ...
In the spirit of Youth Month and ahead of Father’s Day on Sunday, the POST asked some fathers to pen letters to their sons – and byextension to the sons of the community ...
When the rest of the world is moving in a positive direction, Hindus should not been seen to be pulling the other way.
You could say that I would make a dream husband. Very low maintenance. I iron and stitch, and eat pretty much anything - Kiru Naidoo.
Spiritualists back in the day commanded crowds of punters with a handful of cloves. Rows of rough wooden benches lined the narrow cemented pathway. At the end, Trance ...
You will always get two kisses from me. Even if you eat garlic. Especially if you eat garlic.
Battered, bruised and brutalised by colonialism, indenture, racism, unfettered capitalism and apartheid.
Shivambu, Malema, Moodley, Mbuyazi and their fellow travellers must not be allowed to get away with criminal conduct.
Let's put an end to this social media ranting about unsung heroes, writes Kiru Naidoo.
Ahead of Heritage Day on Sunday, KIRU NAIDOO recalls how his search for his grandfather?s indenture records sparked a fascination with history, SATISH DHUPELIA writes ...
