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Animation Producer Cilia van Dijk Lieshout Passes at 81 - Vimarsana News

Animation Producer Cilia van Dijk Lieshout Passes at 81

The Oscar-winning producer, known for films including the Academy Award-winning animated short, ‘Anna & Bella,’ established the Dutch animation distribution company Animated People, was active in the Haarlem artist circuit, and was appointed Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau

Source: awn.com
Motlanthe predicts the end of the ANC – history is on his side - Vimarsana News

Motlanthe predicts the end of the ANC – history is on his side

South African politics is in a state of flux which must necessarily result in a realignment of political forces

Source: mg.co.za
ANALYSIS | Roger Southall: Former SA President predicts end of ANC and history is on his side - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS | Roger Southall: Former SA President predicts end of ANC and history is on his side

It is still early to predict the decease of the ANC. Yet all the signs of terminal disease are there, writes Roger Southall.

Source: news24.com
Former South African president predicts the end of the ruling party: history is on his side - Vimarsana News

Former South African president predicts the end of the ruling party: history is on his side

Former South African president Kgalema Motlanthe, one of the saner voices in the ruling African National Congress (ANC), has recently given voice to heresy. He has said that the time of the ANC in power is coming to an end. The party that has dominated South African politics since 1994, winning five successive general elections, is confronting a crisis of its own making. This results from poor governance and rampant corruption. A steady decline in support raises the real prospect of gaining less than 50% in the next general election in 2024. As Motlanthe points out, South African politics is i...