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 “Soweto”
In conversation with Bulelwa Mabasa – the legal brains behind My Land Obsession
The decolonization of tertiary education is not necessary only in the legal space. Decolonization to me, is about teaching, preparing and producing intellectuals, professionals and academics that will have not only thoroughly engaged with their subjects, but who are going to be placed in a position to transform our country and to form part of solutions that will find meaning and relevance in the South African context. For instance, in my space which is land reform, I find that most law schools do not have land reform as a stand-alone and focused subject.
Shaping young minds at Buyaphi’s kasi university
Inspired by smokey images of jazz artists as a youth Buyaphi Mdlele chose photography as his path but resisted the temptation of joining the big…
Booze sales ban could shut some taverns for good
The prohibition on the sale of alcohol could continue to be felt long after the corona virus lockdown is lifted
Future not clear cut for Soweto’s street barbers after pandemic
The strain of the pandemic along with a financial recession because of the lack of economic activity has meant that people are prioritizing their immediate needs over getting their hair done.
The life and quiet integrity of Andrew Mlangeni
The death of the last Rivonia Trialist marks the end of a generation so committed to democracy and freedom that they sacrificed watching their children grow up




