Times letters: Genocide and China’s slave labour camps: Sir, Hannah Lucinda Smith’s article (“The clothes we wear are stained by genocide”, comment, Apr 14) sheds light on a fundamental ethical issue for companies, reminiscent of apartheid in South Africa ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Babar smashes record-breaking 122 in Pakistan victory: PRETORIA (Reuters) - … [Read more...] about SA News: Times letters: Genocide and China’s slave labour camps
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Smile 90.4FM Celebrates A Decade Of The Slave Route Challenge, Powered By Brimstone.
Smile 90.4FM Celebrates A Decade Of The Slave Route Challenge, Powered By Brimstone.: Cape Town’s most iconic road race, The Slave Route Challenge, sees its 10th year in 2020! The slave Route Challenge, powered by Brimstone, is one of the most unique races that celebrates Cape Town Heritage and historical significance. Smile 90.4FM is proud to be the official media partner for … [Read more...] about Smile 90.4FM Celebrates A Decade Of The Slave Route Challenge, Powered By Brimstone.
Police rescue teenagers from Springs ‘sex slave den’
Police rescue teenagers from Springs ‘sex slave den’: Police rescue teenagers from Springs ‘sex slave den’: Police have arrested a 42-year-old Nigerian national after discovering five teenage girls in a “sex slave den” in Springs. As it happened: Lions 51-14 Bulls: See how the action unfolded in the Super Rugby derby between the Lions and Bulls from Johannesburg. … [Read more...] about Police rescue teenagers from Springs ‘sex slave den’
Slave heritage is big business, tainting the diaspora’s bonds with Africa | The Conversation
Slave heritage is big business, tainting the diaspora's bonds with Africa: Ghana's Elmina Castle was has been declared a World Heritage Site and renovated as a tourism destination Reuters/Luc GnagoGhana’s meandering coast is dotted with numerous forts and castles. These monuments were built between the 15th and 17th centuries by early modern European chartered companies. … [Read more...] about Slave heritage is big business, tainting the diaspora’s bonds with Africa | The Conversation
