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Anti Apartheid Struggle

“Independent” and “outspoken” Turok dies
Article
/ 9 December 2019

“Independent” and “outspoken” Turok dies

The former ANC MP was known as one of SA’s foremost thinkers and an author of the Freedom Charter

By Lester Kiewit
Bid for slain Imam Haron’s family to see justice
Article
/ 26 September 2019

Bid for slain Imam Haron’s family to see justice

Fifty years ago, the anti-apartheid activist was killed in police custody. His family fought to survive after his death, and now they want justice.

By Raeesa Pather
Bungling Hawks spook Haffejee witness
Article
/ 30 August 2019

Bungling Hawks spook Haffejee witness

In early 2018 the witness reversed his decision to give evidence about his last hours alive after the Hawks were 2 weeks late to take his statement

By Paddy Harper
Haffejee inquest: Security branch operative dies days after decision to reopen case
Article
/ 20 August 2019

Haffejee inquest: Security branch operative dies days after decision to reopen case

Colonel James Taylor will not be brought to book for his role in the death of Dr Hoosen Haffejee because of delays in getting the case to court

By Paddy Harper
Application denied: Rodrigues to stand trial for Timol murder
Article
/ 3 June 2019

Application denied: Rodrigues to stand trial for Timol murder

João ‘Jan’ Rodrigues’ application for a stay of prosecution has been dismissed. He will stand trial for the 1971 murder of activist Ahmed Timol

By Aaisha Dadi Patel
Mother of Azania carried love in her heart
Article
/ 18 April 2019

Mother of Azania carried love in her heart

Were she alive, she would have shared the award with everybody

By Youlendree Appasamy
Mama Sobukwe’s legacy lives on
Article
/ 18 April 2019

Mama Sobukwe’s legacy lives on

‘She is the embodiment of humanity; evidently, as a nurse, but above all, as a mother of Azania’

By Youlendree Appasamy
South Africa must strengthen solidarity with Palestine
Article
/ 17 April 2019

South Africa must strengthen solidarity with Palestine

The two countries have similar experiences in injustices and systemic oppression

By Staff Reporter
Lord Hain seeks probe into Barclays’ Gupta-linked accounts
Article
/ 6 December 2017

Lord Hain seeks probe into Barclays’ Gupta-linked accounts

Lord Peter Hain has requested an "immediate investigation" into bank accounts held in London by South African state owned enterprises

By Raeesa Pather
Justice for Timol leaves us with bittersweet grief
Article
/ 13 October 2017

Justice for Timol leaves us with bittersweet grief

“Long live Ahmed Timol, long live!”.

By Raeesa Pather
Timol inquest: The high stakes judgement that could change history
Article
/ 12 October 2017

Timol inquest: The high stakes judgement that could change history

Timol’s family has spent the past four decades building a case to prove that the security police tortured and killed him

By Raeesa Pather
Mfenyana’s ANC: A giant tale of life in the party
Article
/ 5 July 2017

Mfenyana’s ANC: A giant tale of life in the party

"The autobiography has as its linchpin political history, in particular the history of the ANC in South Africa before, during and after being banned."

By Kiri Rupiah
Toivo ya Toivo was more than a Namibian hero
Africa
/ 15 June 2017

Toivo ya Toivo was more than a Namibian hero

“’We are Namibians, and not South Africans,’ he told the Supreme Court during his trial in Pretoria in 1967-1968"

By Simon Allison
There is still no clarity on probe into Samora Machel’s death 30 years ago
Article
/ 18 October 2016

There is still no clarity on probe into Samora Machel’s death 30 years ago

South Africa and Mozambique on Monday commemorated the 30th anniversary of the former Mozambican president’s tragic death

By Staff Reporter
60 Iconic Women — The people behind the 1956 Women’s March to Pretoria
Article
/ 25 August 2016

60 Iconic Women — The people behind the 1956 Women’s March to Pretoria

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the anti-pass march to the Union Buildings, we profile 60 of its participants and organisers

By Supplement
Editorial: Political killings profit no one
Article
/ 27 May 2016

Editorial: Political killings profit no one

Transparency will help the prevention of political killings, but most of all the governing coalition must act decisively against the phenomenon.

By Editorial
Let us expand our collective memory
Article
/ 28 April 2016

Let us expand our collective memory

We can’t allow our elder heroes to fade from society, they still have glorious stories to tell, argues Ra’eesa Pather.

By Raeesa Pather
Memories of anti-apartheid bravery are fading in Mofolo
Article
/ 23 March 2016

Memories of anti-apartheid bravery are fading in Mofolo

Many know about Sharpeville. Few know about the anti-pass march in Soweto on the same day in March 1960.

By Raeesa Pather
Deluded ANC fell short of true liberation
Analysis
/ 23 August 2015

Deluded ANC fell short of true liberation

The party misjudged the power of capitalism, selling out those it had pledged to free.

By Staff Reporter
The youth’s sacrifices must not be in vain
Article
/ 2 July 2015

The youth’s sacrifices must not be in vain

Our present-day leaders use the power of memory as a remote control to engender obeisance.

By Staff Reporter
Anti-apartheid activist and bishop David Russell dies of cancer
Article
/ 18 August 2014

Anti-apartheid activist and bishop David Russell dies of cancer

​Anti-apartheid campaigner and retired bishop David Russell has died of cancer aged 75. He fought against forced removals and for same-sex marriage.

By Sapa
Jesse Jackson: South Africa is free, but not equal
Article
/ 30 April 2013

Jesse Jackson: South Africa is free, but not equal

US civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson has called on young South Africans to go to school because their country was "free but not equal".

By Charles Molele
Not a ‘link’ but a legal case
Article
/ 23 April 2012

Not a ‘link’ but a legal case

The links between apartheid South Africa and Israel have been highlighted, with Israel supplying weapons to South Africa during the arms embargo.

By Staff Reporter
Manuel pushes for more political activism
Article
/ 29 March 2012

Manuel pushes for more political activism

Minister in the Presidency Trevor Manuel says South Africans need to be more active in politics than they were during the anti-apartheid struggle.

By Ahmed areff
Special Pensions Unit fails activists
Article
/ 30 September 2011

Special Pensions Unit fails activists

Accused of fraudulent payouts, the unit is leaving bona fide freedom fighters mired in bureaucracy.

By Lionel Faull
Special pensions scams go on
Article
/ 2 September 2011

Special pensions scams go on

Despite a damning probe, neither the fraudsters nor officials who abetted them have been charged.

By Lionel Faull
The First pan-African martyr
Article
/ 25 August 2010

The First pan-African martyr

Ruth First pursued a better life for all Africans, but she was killed by a letter bomb 12 years before the liberation of her country.

By Adekeye Adebajo
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Article
/ 15 May 2010

Archbishop pays tribute to Van Zyl Slabbert

The Aglican Archbishop of Cape Town has praised the late Frederik Van Zyl Slabber for his role in South Africa’s peaceful transition to democracy.

By Staff Reporter

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