Steve Biko
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Remembering Onkgopotse Tiro: Blown To Pieces By A Parcel Bomb Sent To Him By Apartheid Regime On 1 February 1974
Anti-Apartheid Activist and Teacher Blown Apart by A Parcel Bomb Sent By Apartheid Agents on 1 February 1974 Onkgopotse Tiro…
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Culture and African Personality: Commemorating 41st Anniversary Of Biko’s Death
“It becomes more necessary to see the truth as it is if you realise that the only vehicle for change…
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We Remember Steve Biko, Brutally Murdered By SA’s Racist Regime: 12 September 1977
One of the outstanding African revolutionaries Sekou Toure once wrote: “To take part in the African revolution it is not…
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BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE QUEST FOR A TRUE HUMANITY AND AMERICAN POLICY TOWARDS AZANIA (SOUTH AFRICA)
“To us it seems that their role spells out the totality of the white power structure — the fact that…
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Complexities of the Four Nation Thesis: The Contested Renaming of the South African Airports
The Department of Transport and the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) have been holding public meetings over changing the airport’s…
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June 16 1976-The Spirit Lives
June 16, A day that changed the course of history THE events of June 16 1976 that rocked our country…
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Food
CONTROL OF THE WORLD THROUGH FOOD SUPPLY, ENERGY AND MONEY
By Sam Ditshego “Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who…
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Steve Biko On Black Theology
Abstract: Black theology in South Africa – A theology of human dignity and black identity Timothy van Aarde Black theology…
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Sharpeville Massacre Was More Than Human Rights Violations
The Sharpeville massacre was not a violation of human rights as the ANC government would like us to believe. It…
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We Have To Stop Being Ashamed Of Being Black
STOKELY CARMICHAEL, back in the 60’s popularised the Black Power movement. He encouraged us to accept ourselves, our history and…
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