Latest articles on Apartheid Museum

Reconsider the decolonisation project

Article Rafael Winkler - 14 Jan 2020

I recently edited a special issue for a journal on sexuality, capitalism and Africa. It was based...

A family that fought for equality

Article Kwanele Sosibo - 13 Jun 2017

The Naidoo-Pillay name is rich in history, from passive resistance to fighting apartheid.

Letting MuseumAfrica collapse is a cultural assault

Analysis Staff Reporter - 4 Feb 2016

Though it may never have lived up to the high ideals of its founder, its mandate certainly did

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Context is everything and omissions can also lead to inaccuracy

Article Staff Reporter - 23 Aug 2015

I had three, perhaps four, opportunities to apologise to the directors of the South African Apartheid Museum at Freedom Park.

It’s a lot of Krok, says Apartheid Museum man

Article Kwanele Sosibo - 13 Aug 2015

"Vexatious" litigant Mike Stainbank has battled it out for 13 years with the proprietors of the museum at Freedom Park over the valuable trademark.

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Why we should not give racist white people what they want

Article Staff Reporter - 9 Jan 2015

Black people must resist all forms of provocation from the white community.

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