The goal of Operation Vula was to secure a connection between the ANC’s exile headquarters in Lusaka, Zambia, and important figures like Mac Maharaj and Charles Nqakula in South Africa.
Red flag for food prices in South Africa, Billy Baldwin viciously claps back at Sharon Stone, The internet dusts off Prince William and Rose Hanbury affair, SAA’s R3bn deal with Takatso collapses, and Roman Polanski to face trial in US over rape lawsuit.
The Freemarket Foundation’s Khaya Lam project, spearheaded by billionaire Johann Rupert and his wife Gaynor, has given 10,000 disadvantaged South Africans titles to land and homes.
Comrade Carl seemed to be a man apart, looking for a new cause, and bank account, to latch his carnie trailer to.
The last apartheid-era president of South Africa, FW de Klerk, has died at the age of 85 at his home in Fresnaye, Cape Town.
Apartheid drug lords. Clicks COVID shots. Motsepe becoming CAF president. Sofia Vergara bikini vibes.
The toyi-toyi is a huge part of South African culture, but it didn’t originate here, and it wasn’t always used for protest action.
He may have shared the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela, but FW de Klerk doesn’t seem to be much of a history buff.
For more than a decade, former apartheid spy Gordon Brookbanks has been teaching history at Westerford High.
A South African court has ruled that publicly displaying the Apartheid-era flag now constitutes hate speech.
A recent education-related campaign is using the face of Hendrik Verwoerd to really drive home its message.
During the second day of the SONA debate, Mosiuoa “Terror” Lekota sent shockwaves through Parliament with accusations that Ramaphosa collaborated with the apartheid government.
Pik Botha passed away last night at the age of 86 at his Pretoria home, which means journalists can finally reveal some of his drinking stories.
America’s political discourse has never been more divided, but does the government’s behaviour warrant a comparison to Apartheid? This guy thinks so.
To commemorate Human Rights Day, which was yesterday in case you weren’t paying attention, Jozi’s Apartheid Museum raised awareness with a very clever campaign.
The massive disparities that still exist between white and black in South Africa show how, when it comes to the economic side of things, apartheid never really ended.
The Maboneng precinct in Jozi has become a hipster haven over the past few years, and that doesn’t always work out well for everyone.
Coligny is just one example of South Africa’s small towns that did not get the memo that the country entered into a democracy all those years ago.
You might not have heard the name Craig Williamson before, but his story is a reminder of just how underhanded much of what happened during apartheid was.
During apartheid, the Project Coast programme was developed to both control and kill people, but even now certain questions remain unanswered.
Eugene de Kock attended the Franschhoek Literary Festival because his biography was being short listed. But many weren’t too happy to see him there.
King Goodwill Zwelithini has said some controversial things in the past but this comment takes the cake.
A new documentary has exposed a ‘death squad’ that appears to still be operational, killing 28 people in just four years.
Whilst plans are afoot to turn it into a museum in the near future, a tour of present day Vlakplaas is still a rather chilling experience.
Until Woolworths and Pharrell can prove they aren’t apartheid advocates, the duo are going to have to deal with everything the pro-Palestinian groups of South Africa have to throw at them.
Whilst the world’s attention focuses on the twisted mind of Dylann Roof a man known as ‘The White Wolf’ walks the streets here at home.
There are still some massive problems South Africa has to face, and many of them seem to be stemming from the same sorts of places. Here’s another incident about racism in schools.
My enduring memory of my grandfather is of a wonderfully cantankerous old man pulling up his knee-high socks and muttering obscenities. My grandfather wasn’t the architect of apartheid however.
Julius Malema took to the microphone Saturday and gave a rousing speech to those gathered complete with a call to arms. Those statues are in for some tough times.
The Cecil John Rhodes protests are set to continue this week and we have found some of the reasons why people are pretty worked up over the matter.