Category Archives: ANC
Carol Paton, Zuma entrenched as leader but ANC faces flagging support
Nomboniso Gasa: Eloquent silences. Critique of National Development Plan (NDP) from gender and cultural perspective
Ahmed Kathrada’s beautiful tribute to Mandela
CIA involvement in Mandela arrest in 1962
Thabo Mbeki on Jacob Zuma, and power and corruption in South Africa
Raymond Suttner, On Mandela’s models of masculinity
Percy Zvomuya, The Day Zuma lost control of the party
Fake sign language person at Mandela memorial may have read the meaning of proceedings best, by Richard Poplak
Jessica Sherman sings for Mandela
Raymond Suttner interview on Mandela on SABC3 (starts 12-13th minute of video)
Carol Paton on booing of Zuma at Mandela memorial
When Mandela gave de Klerk a dressing down in the public negotiations forum
Mandela rebukes de Klerk, saying that even from an illegitimate regime one expects some semblance of integrity
His Day is Done. A tribute poem to Nelson Mandela by Maya Angelou
Raymond Suttner, Mandela puts apartheid on trial, 1962 and Rivonia trials
When Mandela was captured in 1962 the police did not know that he had been overseas for military training and that he was Commander in Chief of the recently formed Umkhonto we Sizwe, Spear of the nation, (MK).
http://www.polity.org.za/article/mandela-on-trial-its-meaning-for-us-today-2013-12-09
Raymond Suttner on the slow development of the young Nelson Mandela towards political consciousness
‘I was not born with a hunger to be free,’ Nelson Mandela writes in his autobiography. He immediately explains ‘I was born free-free in every way that I could know.
http://www.polity.org.za/article/nelson-mandela-becoming-a-freedom-fighter-2013-12-09
Pallo Jordan pays tribute to Nelson Mandela
Professsor Philip Bonner reflects on Mandela’s life in video
Zakes Mda, Contradictions of Nelson Mandela
Raymond Suttner, Johannesburg street traders (with permits) victory may seem small in larger scheme of things, but these days we should rejoice wherever rights triumph over arrogant power
The return of the traders (who held legal permits) to Johannesburg city centre after a constitutional court hearing has aroused considerable emotion Continue reading