’76 leader sorry at social distance:
’76 leader sorry at social distance: SETH Mazibuko, the founder of the June 16 Youth Development Foundation and a leader during the June 16, 1976 uprising has expressed his distress at the disconnect between his generation and young people today. Mazibuko believes this social distance has proven dire for the black youth of South Africa who appear to be in the grip
Court hears of abuse: SHOCKING details of the extent of the of abuse suffered by a 10-year-old girl allegedly at the hands of her stepfather emerged in court yesterday when the 43-year-old appeared in the Verulam Family Court. The accused, who cannot be named to protect the identity of the child, is facing a raft of charges including rape,
Killer was a sick mental patient: THE Somalian who stabbed two people to death at a mosque in Malmesbury yesterday morning before he was fatally shot by police, was a sick mental patient who had been admitted to hospital twice before. He attacked and killed two people and injured two others just hours before millions of South African Muslims were about
Youth speak out, 42 years on: THE events of the 1976 Soweto uprising that saw scores of schoolchildren, including 13-year-old Hector Pieterson being killed, was one of the worst atrocities perpetrated by the apartheid regime. On that morning, more than 10000 students marched from their schools across Soweto to a rally at Orlando Stadium in protest against the introduction of Afrikaans
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