Kaunda’s Passing, a Great Loss for Africa
A great friend of the South African liberation struggle has passed on. The former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda, was close
21 June 2021
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Covid-19: Third wave worry as it gains momentum
As South Africa starts to grapple under the pressure of the third wave of Covid-19 infections, the Western Cape government
21 June 2021
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Why hasn’t Khayelitsha seen a clear rise in Covid-19 cases?
Areas that had previously been identified as Covid-19 hotspots may now show lower infection rates. This has been the case
19 June 2021
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June 16 – Why Do we Commemorate it?
June 16th is commemorated annually, but do we know the significance of this date? Professor Aslam Fataar, a distinguished academic,
18 June 2021
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18 June 2021
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High School Learner Robbed in Claremont
A 14-year-old Livingston High School learner has been left traumatised after she was allegedly robbed of her cellphone in Leraar
18 June 2021
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Kenneth Kaunda celebrated as a revolutionary leader
Former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda died on June 17th, at the age of 97. He became the first president of
18 June 2021
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Kaunda an intellectual giant
The late Zambian leader, Kenneth Kaunda, had a great understanding of the importance of education in ensuring his country’s liberation.
18 June 2021
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Farewell to the Last African Liberation Activist
Considered to be the last of the great African liberation activists, Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda recognised that colonialism is at
18 June 2021
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Military Helps Gauteng with Covid-19 Response
Gauteng’s health practitioners are under pressure as the province sees the continued rise in infections. In the last 24 hour
18 June 2021
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SA Mourns African Giant Kenneth Kaunda
South African flags are flying half mast as the country observes ten days of mourning in honour of the late
18 June 2021
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Phase 3 of District Six Restitution Underway
At least 108 District Six families are finally a step closer to a much-delayed restitution. The Land Reform Minister Thoko
18 June 2021
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Impact of Covid – 19 on the Muslim Community in RSA
Religious gatherings may have played a key role in the rate of Covid-19 infections amongst Muslims. Research by the National
18 June 2021
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Kaunda a Strategic Fighter against Colonialism
South Africa’s armed struggle relied heavily on the help of Zambia. The late Zambian leader Kenneth Kaunda played a pivotal
17 June 2021
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Youth And Palestine
Mardiyyah Sahib narrates, Living under the constant threat of violence, is the lived reality for most Palestinian youth, as Janna
16 June 2021
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Celebrating Media of Resistance
Media and their messages are the defining voices which echo in the minds of the masses. It is their words
15 June 2021
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City Proposes Two Options: Homeless or Jailed?
The City of Cape Town has proposed even stricter contingencies against people who are experiencing homelessness. The amended proposed by-laws
14 June 2021
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‘Illegal Taxi Rank’ at Root of Manenberg Shootings
Police are probing cases of murder and attempted after four people were shot in Manenberg, where two of the victims
14 June 2021
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Are Amendments To Schedule 2 Of The Electricity Regulation Act Going To Work?
In an attempt to bring about calm among South Africans over continued load shedding, President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the
14 June 2021
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Forced to be in a space that limits your activities?
The activities we do outside of our home environment play a really massive role in our daily lives. The change
14 June 2021
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