Duduzane Zuma | Cyril Ramaphosa conveniently jetted off to London on Tuesday, 22 November as the first international leader to be feted with a state visit hosted by King Charles III and the Queen Consort. It is a remarkable honour for him and a testament to the enduring post-colonial friendship between South Africa and the […]
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Hlokomelo Mabogale | South Africa was rocked by a deadly, dirtier, and heartless regime called apartheid it oppressed Black people. Currently South Africa is divided into nine (9) provinces. To pick one, Limpopo province which was given a name Northern Transvaal by that devil’s friend, apartheid. In 1995, just after first democratic general election in […]
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The death of a renowned struggle icon and human rights lawyer, George Bizos has robbed the world of a revolutionary intellectual and a selfless jurist who had set the bar for South Africa’s legal system very high. His principled leadership, wise legal counsel and cardinal contribution towards our constitutional democracy, rule of law, human rights […]
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Today is dedicated to you. On the 9th of August 1956 the apartheid regime was faced with unprecedented movement led by the likes of Albertina Sisulu, Lillina Ngoyi. They looked straight into the eye of an oppressor (dominated by men) said ‘Enough is Enough’. And yes, enough was enough. As you are in democratic state […]
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