Apartheid
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SA FILM: Moffie – an Oliver Hermanus masterpiece
ROSEBANK– Celebrated SA film, Moffie is in cinemas today!
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The life and times of Nelson Mandela
SANDTON – The Nelson Mandela Foundation and Richmark holdings present a world-class exhibition about the life and times of Nelson…
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What’s your view…
SANDTON – South Africa is celebrating Youth month. We asked the community to share their views on Youth Day.
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South Africa celebrates Human Rights Day
JOBURG – South Africans commemorate Human Rights Day as a reminder of our rights and the cost paid for the…
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WATCH: #CoffinAssault duo get 11 and 14 years, summoned to appear in Equality Court
Delton Sithole and Victor Mlotshwa are expected to receive a written apology as well as compensation from Willem Oosthuyzen and…
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New land use scheme draft approved in council
JOBURG – The previous 13 schemes were adopted in the late 70s and early 80s. They differ in their definition…
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Ahmed Kathrada Foundation sends condolences on the passing of Lord Joel Joffe
SANDTON – The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation extends its condolences on the passing of anti-apartheid lawyer, Joel Joffe.
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Invitation to light a candle for Ahmed Kathrada at Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia on 1 April
SANDTON – All South Africans are invited to light a candle at Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia this Saturday in remembrance…
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Ward councillors speak about Kathrada’s contributions to SA
SANDTON – Ward councillors from Sandton speak about the death of stalwart Ahmed Kathrada.
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Dressing up for a cause
SANDTON – A special lunch was held to commemorate women and raise funds for underprivileged schoolgirls' sanitary towels.
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Alex, Soweto footballers to do battle for June 16
JOBURG – A soccer tournament involving teams from Alexandra and Soweto will do battle as part of the 16 June…
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On this day in history: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela was banished to Brandfort
On 15 May 1977, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela was banished to the dusty Afrikaans town of Brandfort in the Free State.
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