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Rest in power, Miriam Tlali: author, enemy of apartheid and feminist | The Conversation

1 March 2017 By admin

Rest in power, Miriam Tlali: author, enemy of apartheid and feminist: Portrait of Miriam Tlali as part of Adrian Steirn’s 21 Icons South Africa project. Date: 15.10.2014. Adrian Steirn/Courtesy of 21 Icons South AfricaRenowned South African author Miriam Masoli Tlali passed away on February 24 2017, aged 83. Born November 11 1933 in Doornfontein, Johannesburg, Tlali was the … [Read more...] about Rest in power, Miriam Tlali: author, enemy of apartheid and feminist | The Conversation

What the rest of Africa can learn from The Gambia’s transition to democracy | The Conversation

19 February 2017 By admin

What the rest of Africa can learn from The Gambia's transition to democracy: People cheer as Senegalese troops arrive to take charge of security at the presidential palace in Banjul, The Gambia. EPA/Legnan Koula-The tensions that followed the historic electoral defeat of Gambia strongman President Yahya Jammeh has been a litmus test for democracy in Africa beyond the tiny west … [Read more...] about What the rest of Africa can learn from The Gambia’s transition to democracy | The Conversation

Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the ‘Gambia-effect’ for the rest of Africa | The Conversation

30 January 2017 By admin

Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the 'Gambia-effect' for the rest of Africa: Gambia's new President Adama Barrow arriving home. EPAAs the new Gambian President Adama Barrow settles in, regional organisations are being lauded for playing a key role in ensuring a democratic and peaceful transition. The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) and the … [Read more...] about Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the ‘Gambia-effect’ for the rest of Africa | The Conversation

Bonteheuwel house fire victims laid to rest

6 November 2016 By admin

Bonteheuwel house fire victims laid to rest: Yesterday was the funeral of the six relatives, four of whom were boys aged between one and 11. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News South Africa: Giyani Maths Exam Leaked From Gauteng - Minister: [News24Wire] The matric maths II exam paper appears to have been leaked to pupils in Giyani, Limpopo, from Gauteng, Basic … [Read more...] about Bonteheuwel house fire victims laid to rest

Joburg2Kili rest up in Zambia and bungee with bicycles

22 August 2016 By admin

Joburg2Kili rest up in Zambia and bungee with bicycles: The Joburg2Kili team have made it to Livingstone in Zambia on day 18 of their expedition, and are now spending two rest days to allow them to take advantage of all the great activities on offer in the area. Source: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press Release … [Read more...] about Joburg2Kili rest up in Zambia and bungee with bicycles

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