The original 1988 inquest ruled the shooting as self-defense, but the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) later found that members of the Benoni security police had “executed Mr. Nyoka in cold blood.”
These centres, originally known as the JW Luckhoff and Emmasdal CYCCs, now bear the names of the late Ms. Busisiwe Modisakeng and Mr. Mabutho Hlatshwayo, two beloved figures in the community.
The President extended his gratitude to the countries that offered these freedom fighters shelter, support and, in the end, a fitting resting place.
As we celebrate Women’s Day, MEC Mazibuko says we must reflect on the kind of societal outlook that we expect or wish for in the next decade.
Across the country, media organisations and stakeholders are hosting events in honour of the freedom of the press, media diversity and development in the digital age.
This year, O.R. Tambo, who passed away 30 years ago, would have turned 106 years old on October 27. The theme for this year’s program is “Commemorating 30th anniversary of the passing of O.R. Tambo.”
On this day in 1956, Matshikiza commissioned cantata Uxolo (peace) was played by the orchestra at the 70th Johannesburg Festival.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has commended the leaders who were at the forefront when the United Democratic Front (UDF) was formed 40 years ago.
His presence and thought-provoking words left an indelible impression, reinforcing the importance of continued efforts to create a more equitable society.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says while many gains have been made since 1994, much more still needs to be done to realise the promises made at the dawn of democracy.
