The Afro I am… the Afro. Thick, twisted, and heavy I grow history in loose leaf collections of combed out oppression never forgetting the knotted ropes that got me here. Some ask why I don’t Read More …
I am… the Afro. Thick, twisted, and heavy. I grow history in loose leaf collections of combed out oppression never forgetting the knotted ropes that got me here. Some ask why I don’t relax because Read More …
BY Yamkela Spengane So everyone is carrying on about the bravery of the Sipho Pityana for calling out the “moral decay” of the ANC and saying Jacob Zuma should resign at Makhenkesi Stofile’s funeral on Thursday. Read More …
I had to digest the implications of having traditional leaders as judiciary officers. Following the illegal and unlawful practices of King Dalindyebo it is obvious the worst thing that can happen to our country is Read More …
A poor black child will probably come face to face with a computer at the age of 18 or 19 when he is in tertiary, he is still being taught how to solve for X Read More …
I am sure you have realized that in the recent past ANC has changed its tone towards EFF, although they still limping from the injury they endured because of the EFF and they are still Read More …
Mpumelelo Mkhabela In the run-up to the ANC’s Polokwane conference in 2007, controversial cartoonist Zapiro published a lasting depiction of Cyril Ramaphosa.
“Each generation must discover its mission, fulfill it or betray it, in relative opacity. “– Frantz Fanon I will always maintain that you should be careful of politically contextual intellectual praise. Often those praised are Read More …
‘A contemporary view at the urbanization of a Zulu people that live in Jeppestown Mens Hostel, entrapped in believing that they can only amount to hostel life and have no place for practicing their tradition Read More …
The NEC has agreed to take a collective responsibility of their poor performance, the NEC has also decided not to talk Zuma as the NEC believe the poor performance was not due to number 1. Read More …
BY NELSON MOROPANA ’NB: Please note that I’m not “for” or “against” DA. This essay’s political analysis, not an endorsement (or not) of a candidate or any party mentioned.” After the dust has settled down, Read More …
By virtue of our nature, women are nurturers, a trait that through the generations has been confused for weakness while it actually is one of our greatest traits ever.
We will always remember the biggest massacre of our people by our government; we shall remember what the mining industry and their friends in government did to poor black people.
She is described as the Mother of the Nation. Mama Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. One of the heroines I feel should be celebrated everyday in appreciation of the freedom we are currently enjoying.
South Africa is facing a lot of challenges economically; the poor performance in development is associated with lack of entrepreneurship skills locally. The higher unemployment rate proves that there is over supply of work force Read More …
She is described as the Mother of the Nation. Mama Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. One of the heroines I feel should be celebrated everyday in appreciation of the freedom we are currently enjoying.
By Danie Ferreira Never in a million years did I imagine ever writing a letter to thank you, for as a white South African you’ve made my skin crawl with your anti-White, anti-Boer, Kill-the-Boer, racist, nationalisation Read More …
The poor will still not benefit even when the fees have fallen says the fees commission, there is proof to support what they are saying and now I am worried at what will happen next Read More …
The department of health is trying but it is not enough, can we stop being cool and consider what is at stake here? The rate of babies being breastfed is still low; this is beside Read More …
The cost of living is very high, the cost of varsity is even higher and to add on to that the price of text books exceeds the other expenses incurred for the purpose of learning. Read More …
