Pallo Jordan relates Stephen Ellis’s attack on the white communist role Continue reading
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Disasters set to rise in southern African region
Carol Paton analyses the centralisation and apparent lack of clear strategy of AMCU
Nomboniso Gasa profile interview on PowerFM with Azania Mosaka
Magistrates attacked for treatment of rape complainants
Human rights watch slam SA police as ‘human rights threat’
There was a time during the struggle against apartheid when Human Rights Watch exposed the repression of the apartheid regime. Continue reading
Nina Simone, Strange Fruit
Raymond Suttner, video interview on early Mandela, relationship with Sisulu and Mandela’s masculinities
Raymond Suttner video interview on ethical significance of Mandela’s court appearances
The murky background to water shortage and killings in Mothutlung
Securing licence for Goldfields costs shareholders millions in shares to associates of former gangster Gayton McK
Pierre de Vos, Water is life, but the struggle for it is deadly
Important location of the battle for water in Mothutlung that has already cost three lives, allegedly as a result of police violence, in the context of constitutional rights, in the Bill of Rights and in judgments of the Constitutional court
Bling queen off hook as state messes up case
Brits Financial mismanagement and water supply failure not new
Mothultlung: where death is delivered faster than service
3 people killed by police, while water supply is sabotaged and water tank suppliers provide water whose quality is questioned
Continued protests over lack of water and police violence and killings in Mothutlung, outside Brits.
Protests continue and police appear to have thrown a man out of a Nyala leading to his sustaining severe head injuries
http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/cops-are-killing-us-1.1631690#.UtYj2v3H1SU
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