
From the Archive | The British consulate six
United Democratic Front activist Paul David, who died this month, describes occupying the British consulate in Durban as a key act in bringing about negotiations to end apartheid.
United Democratic Front activist Paul David, who died this month, describes occupying the British consulate in Durban as a key act in bringing about negotiations to end apartheid.
In this week’s cartoon, FW De Klerk’s historical revisionism finds sympathy from many white citizens on an escapist diet.
The Department of Home Affairs has limited work and study options for refugees and asylum seekers, and discouraged political activity. Activists and experts say this is unconstitutional.
Granta essays from the time of the fall of the wall and apartheid hail political leaders who aspire to ‘not victory, conquest or triumph, but renunciation, reduction and dismantling’.
SA Rugby’s response to the serious allegations levelled against Eben Etzebeth and his participation in the Rugby World Cup have taken the shine off the Springboks in Japan.
Dancer, choreographer and company founder ‘Magogo’ Glasser has put her life’s work into a book. It took 20 years to complete and launched alongside a production of one of her works.
Residents of Thaba Nchu, in what was Bophuthatswana, live in unsafe houses with disputed title deeds while those in the old QwaQwa area face the scourge of unrelenting poverty.
The minister of justice has announced that the NPA will reopen the inquest into the activist’s death by hanging in a police cell in 1982, but the news is bittersweet for his sister.