'Patriot of special quality' Nthato Motlana dies in Johannesburg
Anti-apartheid activist, businessman and Mandela family physician Nthato Motlana has died at his Johannesburg home after a long battle with cancer.
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Occupation, not apartheid
Palestinians are not free. They suffer under an Israeli occupation that is sustained by a regime of violence, surveillance and control.
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'Hell no, we won't go!'
It is 20 years to the week since the End Conscription Campaign was banned. Jonathan Ancer celebrates the remarkable movement of white activists.
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The commissioner from Clairwood
South Africa's Navi Pillay takes up the post of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in September.
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Hero and villain emerge from SA
A bittersweet legacy from the brutalities of the apartheid years lingers in South African sport. Only whites represented the republic until 1970.
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'Ching Chong' like the K-word
Chinese South Africans lived an oppressed twilight existence under apartheid, never really accepted by any group.
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Xenophobia is apartheid
South African progressive forces must urgently reopen discussions on racism and xenophobia, argues Horace Campbell.
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When darkies are dazed, leaders are few
I am not about to give up on "darkies" or offer nails for the coffin of black leadership.
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Keeping it reel
The story of the late Onkgopotse Tiro is told in a brooding documentary by Steve Mokwena called A Blues for Tiro.
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Ireland marks landmark anti-apartheid strike
Ireland paid tribute on Wednesday to a group of Irish shop workers who staged a landmark two-and-a-half-year long anti-apartheid strike in the 1980s.
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