Michael Dingake on Moses Kotane-
-extract from his book “Better to Die on one’s Feet” –to be launched at the Nelson Mandela Foundation on 11 August 2015, 5.30 for 6 pm Continue reading
Michael Dingake on Moses Kotane-
-extract from his book “Better to Die on one’s Feet” –to be launched at the Nelson Mandela Foundation on 11 August 2015, 5.30 for 6 pm Continue reading
According to the report in today’s Sowetan, evidence of Lindiwe Ngwenya who was with Mido Macia at the time of his arrest, police stopped and asked him why he was parked in a spot which was not allowed. Macia pointed to two other minibuses which were parked in a similar position to his, Ngwenya said. The police officers then asked for his driver’s licence
After showing his licence, the officers allegedly responded: “you are parked in an unauthorised place…and you are not even South African.”
Freedom Charter seminars/workshops in August
On August 12 there is a workshop to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Freedom Charter at the University of Pretoria under the auspices of the History and politics department. I am one of the speakers and the other is Professor Abdi Samatar. This is during the day at the SRC Chambers
On August 19 I will be presenting a paper to the University of Johannesburg’s sociology seminar entitled “Re-thinking freedom: re-reading the Freedom Charter @60.” The discussant is to be confirmed.
I will post advertisements when I have these should anyone wish to attend
PUBLICATION OF MICHAEL DINGAKE’S MEMOIRS ‘BETTER TO DIE ON ONE’S FEET’
Michael Dingake’s book “Better to die on one’s feet” will be published Continue reading
I am indebted to Nomboniso Gasa for much of the framework around naming in this article
http://www.polity.org.za/article/naming-xenophobia-2015-07-15
Personally I fear for Greece, Continue reading