The Weekly Mail hired him to get the training project off the ground; he did much, much more than that, writes Irwin Manoim
Kopano Matlwa is the winner of the EU Literary Award 2006/07, for her novel <i>Coconut</i>. This is an extract.
​In recent weeks, extra-parliamentary resistance groups have experienced a pleasant deja vu.
​The last time Moses Mayekiso walked up Alexandra’s 7th Avenue, its squalid shacks were framed by dark, thick smoke from burning barricades.
The current Emergency expires in less than a month’s time, on June 10..
Shock letter of resignation last night a sign of sagging morale in NP.
A personal apology for the Blowpipe scandal.
Among all the mutilated bodies of Northern Namibia, the least disfigured have caused most concern – and led to an international furore.
A fateful order from ‘Comrade Danger’ led to distater.
Court told of anti-Swapo violence.
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/ 17 February 1989
Winnie Mandela has begun a term of banishment and internal exile in Soweto much harsher than her eight years of isolation in Brandfort.
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/ 13 January 1989
Wildly overblown SA reaction to a US ‘terror report’ which heralds no changes.
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/ 15 December 1988
Pretoria believes an independent Namibia cannot pose a major threat to its power in South Africa.
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/ 9 December 1988
A recently released detainee has given a dramatic first-hand account of South African Police involvement in her gunpoint abduction from Swaziland.