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Dolly Rathebe: Celebrating South Africa's very first Black woman movie superstar - Vimarsana News

Dolly Rathebe: Celebrating South Africa's very first Black woman movie superstar

She travelled and sang all over southern Africa with top bands like the Manhattan Brothers and the Elite Swingsters.

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My personal reflections about writing The Eye of the Ne... - Vimarsana News

My personal reflections about writing The Eye of the Ne...

When you have the clarity and vision Rick Turner forged for himself, no obstacle was bigger than his ability to find a solution. And for the state, its final acknowledgement of defeat was to stop him with the bullet.

Mwah! Julius Malema demonstrates to court what 'kiss... - Vimarsana News

Mwah! Julius Malema demonstrates to court what 'kiss...

EFF leader Julius Malema has told the high court — during a ‘hate speech’ civil case — why the words of a Struggle song were changed from ‘kill the boer’ to ‘kiss the boer’. EFF leader Julius Malema has told the high court — during a ‘hate speech’ civil case — why the wo...

Celebrating Dolly Rathebe, South Africa's original bl... - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Dolly Rathebe, South Africa's original bl...

Dolly Rathebe, the musical legend of Sophiatown, is part of South Africa’s rich heritage and history. Sophiatown was a much-storied suburb and vibrant cultural hub in Johannesburg that was destroyed by the South African state in 1955. Its 60,000 black residents were forcibly removed to Meadow...

Rights Roundup: 'Wordless Comics' and Cat Pictures - Vimarsana News

Rights Roundup: 'Wordless Comics' and Cat Pictures

Today's Rights Roundup features writings from France, South Africa, Greece, Finland, and the United Kingdom.