In 2018 Millicent Shungube travelled to Australia to tell the owners of a mine operating in her township in Mpumalanga about the devastation it was…
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Land Claims Court restores farm dwellers grazing rights
Lolo Maphophe THE Land Claims Court has ordered a farmer to restore the grazing rights of a labour tenant family after they were denied the…
…as a difficult year ends
we undertake to continue in the footsteps of our pioneering forefathers in journalism, the greats of our past, the great sons of this soil,
Farewell Lucky Nxumalo – a truly good man
Although none of us will live forever, I’m thinking that at just around 50 years old, Lucky, who falls in that category of “truly good men I have ever known” was too young to die.
Motho, Botho, Batho exhibition tugs at nostalgia
There exists in the pieces: playfulness, movement, dance, simplicity of gestures
‘We are used to working until after sunset’
There is wealth in the soil. A lot of people are unemployed. They survive on grants. The government should encourage youth to farm. We are old, but the youth must get this knowledge. They are now depending on social grants
‘Take off your hat off you damned, bloody, dirty black swine!’
A new book on letters written by the pioneering activist and scholar Sol T Plaatje illuminate the nature of his relationship with the people with whom he corresponded and reveal his refusal to accept injustice.
Shooooeeesss…remembering a legend
WAS it just a strange coincidence that SA football legend John “Shoes” Moshoeu took his final breath at or around 3:PM – a time when…
Limpopo village teacher among world’s best
Although Limpopo school teacher Mokhudu Machaba didn’t win in this year’s Global Teacher Prize she is among the top 10 educators in the world recognised…
‘Shocks of 2020 will reverberate long into 2021’
the number of people facing emergency levels of acute food insecurity may rise further "unless we act now and act at scale."






