The kiSwahili saying Umoja ni nguvu (unity is strength) is now more important than ever as Africans celebrate 60 years of the founding of the…
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Pan African Parliament told about behind the scenes efforts to bring warring parties to lay down arms Efforts are underway to bring the warring factions…
Furthermore, Prof LenkaBula is spot on with the observation that Matsepe was “a product of history grounded in Sepedi tradition wherein we can draw on him as a source of the usage of ‘kgoro’ or ‘royal courtyard’ as a traditional place of resolving societal issues and disputes including gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) and all forms of women abuse.”









