@MlamuliSA @Newzroom405 @_PaulM We are busy here, we are not interested in sound bites but matters of national importance. Paul was proper 🙈🙈🤣
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Thand'Olwethu Dlanga
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Thand'Olwethu Dlanga
@Odeeka1
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@Odeeka1 @Newzroom405 Prof @_PaulM owes Thabo Mdluli an apology here! The man kept rephrasing every single question being asked! The anchor must not be intimidated man! 😂😂😂
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I enjoyed this conversation! @Newzroom405 we desperately need a follow up here, so much stuff left unsaid.
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When did they make this announcement?
Veve@LudidiVelani
Unite for Change announced that merger between Good, Rise and BOSA is no longer happening 👀
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No women in the line up, yet the ANC has a history of self-correcting as far as women’s representation is concerned. So it’s quite interesting that ANC women don’t feature in discussions of the history of the organisation they served.
Mbuyiseni Ndlozi@MbuyiseniNdlozi
[MUST WATCH] Join us for a 10 part series unpacking the history, debates, and forces that shaped one of the oldest liberation movements in Africa, the ANC. Episode 1–5: 13–17 April Episode 6–10: 20–24 April Every weekday at 15h00 #ANCHistory Series Watch on the African RENAISSANCE Podcast @african_renaissance_podcast?si=yELyxJLedVdOjE79" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@african_renai…
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LOL FUCK OFF ..We are not going to vote for your DA nonsense or any white person to be president.
City Press@City_Press
Two thirds of South Africans reject race as a factor in choosing president – poll. 66% of respondents would elect the best presidential candidate regardless of race. brnw.ch/21x1wbU
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[PANEL DISCUSSION]A proposed revamp of South Africa’s history curriculum has sparked debate over which events should be included. Critics fear key colonial topics may be dropped, while supporters back a shift toward African perspectives, pre-colonial history, and resistance movements. Prof.Paul Maluleka, Lerato Lufuno Monguni and Dr Lindie Koorts weigh in.
Watch: tinyurl.com/48ffbv9v
#Newzroom405
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@MadodaMkhw30859 @sandileswana The piece you are referring to by William Gqoba is a very interesting read
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I'll never finish editing my 2nd book #NongqawuseTheGirlWhoNeverExisted if I try to keep with fake historians on this app. Some of them are highly educated people like this guy who choose to block instead of debate @sandileswana
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I’ve just wrapped up what has become my annual visiting lecture for postgraduate students at @UCT_news . Thank you always to my dear sister and colleague Daniela Gachago for the warm invitation. I really enjoyed the rich discussions, and wished we had gone for much longer😊❤️✅🫡
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@SizweMpofuWalsh just a reminder that @NicholasNyati peddled a falsity about APLA. His submission was/remain malicious- I research on APLA and have never heard of what he said.
SMWX Clips@_SMWX
Nicholas Nyati joins us on SMWX to make an announcement! 🙌🏽 We explore DA’s leadership race, GNU, Helen Zille and JHB, Geordin Hill-Lewis, foreign policy and more. 🔥 OUT NOW! ⏰
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Lovely gifts for my first day @theNWU as a Full Professor and Research Director at the Community-Based Educational Research. Thank you always to my Deputy Dean Prof Josef for the warm welcome + beautiful campus. And special thank you to our admin Nthabiseng & PA Monica. 😊❤️🧡🙏🏽
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@MelloNtobeng @sastrugglestory @dolzswana Beautiful text indeed. A very ideologically coherent (Africanist) book according to my understanding 😅
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@sastrugglestory @dolzswana What a well and balanced book Ntate Ntloedibe wrote about Prof Mangaliso Sobukwe. A regard him as one of the outstanding and accomplished authors.
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This day in history - 25 March 1927. Ernest Letlape Ntloedibe was born on this day in Hammanskraal, north of Pretoria. Ntloedibe, a former Robben Island prisoner, was a colleague of Robert Sobukwe. He wrote the biography 'Here Is A Tree - Political Biography of Robert M. Sobukwe'
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@Odeeka1 @sastrugglestory Unfortunately we are in a budget crisis at the moment and not hiring for any positions. Sorry!
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@sastrugglestory @LesothoJohn That’s when he skipped the country because the Apartheid regime was sweeping on all PAC leaders and its members.
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@sastrugglestory @LesothoJohn He was amongst those who implemented the Anti-Pass Campaign (Status & Positive Action Campaign) in PTA. Though their leg of the campaign was not big, Ntloedibe and a few of his comrades marched without Passbooks to Hercules police station. He was sentenced to 1yr. Released in ‘61
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@LesothoJohn @sastrugglestory Any possible semi-job opportunities in your academy for Africans doing the not so popular RSA liberation struggle history?
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@sastrugglestory Ntloedibe spent a year plus in exile in #Lesotho (or, technically, colonial #Basutoland) as part of the #PAC in exile.
He arrived in 1961 and received a British passport in Lesotho via the 1-year legal residency rule and then went to #Ghana to represent the PAC there in 1962.
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@ActionLanguages 😂😂. Abantu kule App soloko besemfazweni 🙈. But ke i so kheyi, ndim orongo
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@Odeeka1 The word in ancient language represents a crown. Cattle have horns and that is their glory. If you don't understand indigenous symbolism and culture you will be lost.
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This is absolutely phenomenal. The original Nkosi Sikelel'iAfrika, composed by Enoch Sontonga as performed here by the incredible Sol Plaatje in 1923.
Nkosi sikelel'iAfrika- God bless Africa
Mal'uphakanyiswe uphondo lwayo -Lift up her horn
Yihla Moya Oyingcwele - Come Holy Spirit
History ZAR@HistorySAZAR
Listen to the voice of Sol Plaatje in this first recording of "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika", made on October 16, 1923, in London, England, by Sol T Plaatje himself, accompanied by Sylvia Colenso on the piano.
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