Remarkably, he survived being shot seventeen times at a student’s funeral in Natalspruit, Gauteng Province and endured over 586 days in solitary confinement in 1969. Magubane’s resistance was not only evident in his actions but also in his creative methods of capturing the truth.
Posts tagged as “Journalism”
Man of letters Mahala’s book restores Can Themba’s dignity
By Lucas Ledwaba on 11 December 2022
"Can Themba knew that no matter how educated or experienced he was, and no matter how well he did his job, he would never gain the recognition of being editor of Drum magazine, nor would he get any salary increase – simply because he was black."
Eit! ek se hier’s ou Bro Can via Mahala
By Khehla Chepape Makgato on 5 May 2022
CAN Themba – The Making and Breaking of the Intellectual Tsotsi is a captivating piece of work chronicled by Dr Siphiwo Mahala, arguably the most clinical…
Farewell Lucky Nxumalo – a truly good man
By Lucas Ledwaba on 23 December 2020
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.
Mainstream media hellbent on destroying the ANC
By Fati Moalusi on 14 September 2020
Ruling party is perpetual target in corruption reports but journalists fail to disclose accomplices writes Fati Moalusi The media, to be precise mainstream media is…




