The Weekly Mail hired him to get the training project off the ground; he did much, much more than that, writes Irwin Manoim
Kopano Matlwa is the winner of the EU Literary Award 2006/07, for her novel <i>Coconut</i>. This is an extract.
In recent weeks, extra-parliamentary resistance groups have experienced a pleasant deja vu.
The last time Moses Mayekiso walked up Alexandra’s 7th Avenue, its squalid shacks were framed by dark, thick smoke from burning barricades.
The current Emergency expires in less than a month’s time, on June 10..
Shock letter of resignation last night a sign of sagging morale in NP.
A personal apology for the Blowpipe scandal.
Among all the mutilated bodies of Northern Namibia, the least disfigured have caused most concern – and led to an international furore.
A fateful order from ‘Comrade Danger’ led to distater.
Court told of anti-Swapo violence.
Winnie Mandela has begun a term of banishment and internal exile in Soweto much harsher than her eight years of isolation in Brandfort.
Wildly overblown SA reaction to a US ‘terror report’ which heralds no changes.
Pretoria believes an independent Namibia cannot pose a major threat to its power in South Africa.
A recently released detainee has given a dramatic first-hand account of South African Police involvement in her gunpoint abduction from Swaziland.
Savimbi’s strategic gambit on eve of peace …
