When in 1906, in his senior year at the Columbia University, a young Pixley ka Seme was awarded the Curtis Medal, Columbia’s highest oratorical honor, he laid a foundation to what was to be known as Pan=africanism. His speech emphasized the fact that Africa was not someone’s political dormitory but [...]

President Ramaphosa will undoubtedly go into history of South Africa as a leader that stood firm against the scourge of corruption. Elected with a mandate to rebuild and unite the ANC after its punishingly divisive 54 National Elective Conference, he chose to rebuild and unite the ANC upon what has [...]

Cornwall College, a monument of privilege, on a hill welcoming international guests into Pretoria, and ironically just next to the ANC’s NEC prime meeting spot, has volunteered itself into a June the 16th subject. ‘Flirting’ with the ‘demon of racism’, Cornwall has blown open the myth that living standard measured [...]

A stable order is a rare thing in the world. The idea of freedom in South Africa remains the most illusive of Democratic experiments that emerged from a negotiated settlement. In negotiating the enfranchisement of BantuBlacks from 1990 to 1996, when a Democratic Constitution was adopted, the Liberation Complex led [...]