The destruction of more than 180 schools in less than a month during the Covid-19 lockdown asks difficult questions of communities, writes Lucas Ledwaba.
Posts tagged as “history”
At a time when newspapers are battling to survive due to dwindling sales and revenue - one man is determined to keep his publication going despite the odds as part of his mission to keep his mother tongue alive.
Many people who committed atrocities during the apartheid have yet to face justice and remain, to this day, scot-free.
Stephanie Kemp goes down memory lane recollecting her days at the University of Cape Town during the 1960s, her experience with Communists, and signing up with the South African Communist Party.
In this poignant book, author Botlhale Tema reflects on her fascinating past, growing up in Welgeval. Her poetic language paints a picture we all want and need to see.
The core of their battle is to reclaim their identity, land, and language.
Memoirist Mda Mda goes back to the late 1800s to present day – covering colonialism, to apartheid, and democracy – to trace the steps of a fractured Transkeian history in Struggle and Hope – Reflections on the recent history of the Transkeian People.