The Jacob Zuma-backed party will be facing off in the electoral court on Tuesday against the ANC, which is trying to have it deregistered
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Chris Hani’s daughter Lindiwe Hani has learnt to not be buried by his assassination 30 years ago but to draw strength from the way he lived his life
Having conducted the bulk of his study during apartheid, which informed his scholarship, Peterson left us with provocations for the future
Franny Rabkin tracks down the court records of two young men sentenced to death by two very different judges
Ramon Leon passed away over the weekend
April has become a significant month for the struggle
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‘Hodgson rejected outright the racial privilege that many chose to enjoy in the face of a crime against humanity’
The bronzed ghosts of South Africa’s fight against oppression march defiantly towards the Nasrec convention centre in Soweto on Monday.
Mandla Dube’s film on Solomon Mahlangu resists a political overview and apartheid hero-worship.
Students have embraced the struggle song invoking Solomon Mahlangu, who was hanged by the apartheid government and inspired the film Kalushi.
The Mamelodi home of struggle icon Solomon Mahlangu’s mother will be turned into a museum, President Jacob Zuma announced at her funeral in Pretoria.
Tributes from the president, city of Tshwane and the National Youth Development Agency have underscored Marth Mahlangu’s contribution to the struggle.
Slain revolutionary leader Chris Hani would not have believed that 14 years into democracy, South Africa is still an unequal society, the Congress of South African Trade Unions said on Thursday at a memorial service marking 15 years since the assassination of Hani, the then-head of the South African Communist Party.