Combatting the Apartheid Lie – With Truth
I know apartheid well. And there is not the remotest comparison between the nation of my birth, South Africa, and where I live today, Israel
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I know apartheid well. And there is not the remotest comparison between the nation of my birth, South Africa, and where I live today, Israel
It appears that the KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala is joining the contestation between our elected politicians and our judges, on the RET side.
Mini went to the gallows singing Ndodemnyama we Verwoerd!, a song he had written in 1950 as a warning to the then minister of native affairs, Hendrik Verwoerd. Black South Africans were mobilising, the lyrics in the Xhosa language warned: "Here is the black man, Verwoerd! Watch out." The year after Mini’s execution, by which time Verwoerd was prime minister, Miriam Makeba revived the song. The 1950s jazz singer christened ‘Mama Africa’ and born in the Prospect township of Johannesburg, was at that time in exile, barred from returning to South Africa because of her anti-apartheid activi...