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ArchiveEditorial: Freedom marches nearer!
ArchiveA despot’s time to face democracy by Niren Tolsi
Contempt. This is what former president Jacob Zuma apparently felt for democratic South Africa’s foundational document, the Constitution,…
ArchiveMinna Keene: a neglected pioneer by Malcolm Corrigall
BiographyJonas Mosa Gwangwa
Jonas Mosa Gwangwa was born in 1941 in Orlando East, Soweto. The young Gwanga was one of many musicians mentored by Alto Saxophonist…
For Richard Turner by Peter Sacks
You wrote on the back page of my last essay ("Political Education in The Republic") "Good ideas, but style too literary. Use of images …
ArchiveEditorial: Richard Turner
ArchiveRick Turners Continuing Challenge by Colin Gardner
ArchiveMoral decay and social reconstruction: Richard Turner and radical reform by Eddie Webster
This Richard Turner Memorial Lecture was delivered at the University of Natal, Durban on 25 March 1993. The lecture formed part of a long…
ArchiveRichard Turner and the politics of emancipation by Duncan Greaves
This is a modified version of the first Richard Turner Memorial Lecture delivered at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, on 12th…
Dialectical Reason by Richard Turner
Letter to parliament by Richard Turner
Place'Aguada de Sao Bras', Mossel Bay
Bartholomew Dias and his crew landed with his men on 3rd of February 1488, but Mossel Bay's History can be traced back, with the help of…
ArchivePresident Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on Covid-19, 11 January 2021
ArchiveJonas Gwangwa embodied South Africa’s struggle for a national culture by Gwen Ansell
Music is not a zero sum game with only one ‘best’. But if you seek to name one musician whose life embodies the South African people’s…
BiographyVicky Sampson
Vicky Sampson was born in 1969, to Faye and Victor Sampson. Her father, Victor, was a member of the Golden City Dixies, a travelling…