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Eudy, Sizakele, Salome, Thokozani, Zoliswa and Gugu. These names -- of black lesbians murdered in the townships -- were blazoned on the T-shirts of gay and lesbian activists who gathered outside the Springs Magistrate's Court this week. They demonstrated before the court appearance of five men on charges of murdering Eudy Simelane in KwaThema in April this year.
Thousands of delegates to the ANC's 52nd national conference converged on Polokwane International Airport on Saturday to register in a cavernous hangar for the event. The registration hangar was a free-for-all for groups supporting either Thabo Mbeki or Jacob Zuma.
Thembelihle Tshabalala reports on attempts to remove the official ban on greyhound racing.
A crowd of about 500 bereaved music fans thronged in the scorching sun outside music venue the Bassline in Johannesburg's Newtown cultural precinct on Wednesday for the memorial service of slain South African reggae icon Lucky Dube. Inside were another 1Â 000 fans, family members and friends of the singer.
Eudy, Sizakele, Salome, Thokozani, Zoliswa and Gugu. These names -- of black lesbians murdered in the townships -- were blazoned on the T-shirts of gay and lesbian activists who gathered outside the Springs Magistrate's Court this week. They demonstrated before the court appearance of five men on charges of murdering Eudy Simelane in KwaThema in April this year.
Thousands of delegates to the ANC's 52nd national conference converged on Polokwane International Airport on Saturday to register in a cavernous hangar for the event. The registration hangar was a free-for-all for groups supporting either Thabo Mbeki or Jacob Zuma.
Thembelihle Tshabalala reports on attempts to remove the official ban on greyhound racing.
A crowd of about 500 bereaved music fans thronged in the scorching sun outside music venue the Bassline in Johannesburg's Newtown cultural precinct on Wednesday for the memorial service of slain South African reggae icon Lucky Dube. Inside were another 1Â 000 fans, family members and friends of the singer.
