The brutal slaying of a number of Black and White policemen by a mob at Cato Manor shortly before the infamous ‘Sharpeville Massacre’ was fresh in the minds of the besieged police contingent at Sharpeville….
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/ February 24, 2015 South Africa farmer Motsepe Matlala inspects his crop. South Africa needs thousands more to successfully join him. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko Modern Zimbabwe is a reminder of how critical for South Africa to…
A former manager has lifted the lid on the collapse of a R150-million land reform scheme By Tariro Washinyira 18 March 2016 NEWS | NORTHERNCAPE An Israeli irrigation specialist who ran a R150-million paprika scheme…
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Apartheid South Africa denied human rights and civil liberties to blacks, and they could not vote, so a case could be made for the use of some force against the state. But real life is…
Often referred to as “the trial that changed South Africa,” in October 1963, ten leading opponents of apartheid went on trial for their lives on charges of sabotage. In what was arguably the most profound…
by Douglas O. Linder (2010) Nelson Mandela It’s “the trial that changed South Africa.” In the fall of 1963, Nelson Mandela and ten other leading opponents of South Africa’s apartheid regime faced trial for their…
Fifty years after the beginning of the Rivonia Trial, officially known as the State versus Mandela and others, we are able to look at what happened in the light of the literature that has been…
Nelson Mandela set up the African National Congress’ armed wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the Nation), in 1961 when he lost hope that passive and non-violent resistance to the apartheid government would bear fruit….
