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Giving voice to the past, hope to the future

Eunice Miya learnt her son was dead while watching television at work. One of the Guguletu Seven, Miya’s son, Jabulani, and six other youths were killed in 1986 in an ambush by apartheid security forces.

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Why SA will never be like Zimbabwe
03/05/2008 15:32
Our government’s stand on Zimbabwe has once again distressed many South Africans.

SA IS ROBUST. . . The ANC developed strong ideological and culturally pluralistic traditions. By contrast, Zanu-PF's politics - like the MDC's - are still today strongly marked by ethnicity. Read the article. Graphic: Mxolisi Myaka



War in the sheriff's office

A few months after taking over the reins of government, President Thabo Mbeki appeared to have his finger on the heartbeat of the nation.
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  • Nelson Mandela Foundation's In Conversation With Series

    The father of the nation, uTata Rolihlahla Nelson Mandela, turns 90 this year.
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  • Click here for the Nelson Mandela Foundation's website

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