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THE LIFE STORY OF A GUERRILLA: PART II On the streets of Jo’burg, old military habits die hard
The first in a two-part series by Thami Mkhwanazi. This week: Life in the camps
The Weekly Mail found John Nkosi in a tiny room at the back of a house opposite his parents’ Atteridgeville home.
Eyewitnesses claimed Peter Mnisi was "threatened with live ammunition and pushed against the wall in front of them to a waiting police car.
The trip that resulted in the death of 14 Alexandra township schoolchildren was sponsored by the Department of Education and Training.
The only woman among the exiles involved in the talks, Ruth Mompati, returned to a noisy welcome from her home town.
A nice, bloody morning in the cheap seats at the bug-house.
The Weekly Mail’s Thami Mkhwanazi gets an invitation to the home of Swapo leader Sam Nujoma.
The Walter Sisulu I know is no different from the man-in-the-street.
Fifty volunteers are giving up all their comforts for two days to experience the Group Areas Act at first hand.
The grim is that if the flames had reached the bombs, it would have looked far worse.
The Alexandra Civic Association (ACA) is considering a plan for possible participation in the October 26 municipal elections.
A former personal bodyguard and driver of African National Congress leader, Oliver Tambo, was shot dead by an unknown gunman in Soweto this week.
Fedtraw members stage International Women’s Day protest outside Chamber of Mines headquarters in Johannesburg.
Black matric results will be announced on Christmas Eve – if all goes well, according to Department of Education and Training PRO, Edgar Posselt.
Winnie Mandela has cautioned against ”over-optimistic expectations” following the release of African National Congress leader Govan Mbeki.
Face to face: Minister and jailed ANC leader.
Govan Mbeki, quiet man of the Rivonia trialists, has given no interviews since his release…
If there was a single political prisoner in South Africa to whom unity between the ANC and the PAC could possibly be attributed, it was John Nkosi.
Journalist Thami Mkhwanazi spent nearly half of his seven year sentence on Robben Island, much of the time in the same section as Govan Mbeki.
