It is one of the most basic instincts of adults to protect their children against harm. In fact, almost all animals are at their fiercest and most dangerous when trying to protect their young against any real or perceived danger. What kind of adults…
By Mosibudi Mangena That “silly” season of campaigning is upon the South African population once more. Thousands of politicians will be burning the soles of their shoes walking the streets, knocking at doors, kissing unsuspecting babies, engaging citizens and telling their stories. Rallies will…
AZAPO welcomes the Constitutional Court judgement. We are excited that there is still a semblance of hope in the other arms of the state other than the Executive. Our judiciary has proved beyond any reasonable doubt that South Africa still has women and men…
Commenting on the tendency of many African leaders to sell their people and countries to the highest bidder shortly after the freedom struggle, an African American fellow once remarked that if he had to do that, he would demand billions of dollars from the…
Makhwenkwe Jonathan Mathe, a former Robben Islander and AZANLA soldier, who was popularly known around Pretoria as Fastback, passed away on Wednesday, the 17th February 2016 in Atteridgeville after a long illness. His death has robbed AZAPO of a veteran and a community leader…
By AZAPO – Prof. Itumeleng Mosala In the Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, Karl Marx wrote: “Hegel remarks somewhere that all facts and personages of great importance in world history occur, as it were, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy,…
Reflecting on his own life, the Bolshevik Novelist and Commissar, Nikolai Ovstrovsky, wrote thus: “Man’s dearest possession is life and since it is given to him, but once-he must so live as not to be besmeared by the shame of a cowardly existence and…
BRIEF PROFILE OF THE LATE CDE THEMBA ‘LEFTY’ SOLWANDLE 20 AUGUST 1946 – 06 NOVEMBER 2007 By Nelvis Qekema AZAPO National Political Commissar Malcom X’s illustration of the difference between what he calls a House Nigger and a Field Nigger may be of great…
05/06/1962 – 13/06/2005 By Cde Simphiwe Hashe Cde Fanele Myaleni was born on the 05 June 1962 in Port Elizabeth. He was a family man who had six children from his two marriages. His first wife gave him four children before she passed on. …
AZAPO Kwazulu Regional Newsletter Volume 1 Issue No 1 – February/March 1996
