Cape Town
The former chairman of the University of the Western Cape council, Brian Williams, has gone to court to challenge his removal.
Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town Dr Thabo Makgoba today (Wednesday 18 September 2013) called on South Africans to join him in Pretoria to form a human chain and pledge to honour the values of Nelson Mandela. He made the call as part of his commitment to reflect and act on these. The Archbishop believes that all South Africans should celebrate these values, which are part of their heritage, especially in preparation for Heritage Day
this Tuesday 24 September 2013.
By VIVIEN VAN DER SANDT
Sandile Makhoba The Reverend Thabo Cecil Makgoba, Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, unveiled a sculpture of the IFP founder and leader at the Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi Museum and Documentation Centre in Ulundi on Monday. Picture: Sandile Makhoba.
By Bellah Zulu, ACNS
The Primate of Southern Africa has called for prompt action from all stakeholders on the first anniversary of the infamous Marikana shootings where 44 people died during a miners' strike.
Zara Nicholson, Jason Felix and Sapa
A human chain linked Cape Town communities apartheid had divided yesterday in honour of Nelson Mandela’s birthday as millions around the world marked Mandela Day with a kaleidoscope of good deeds.
NELSON Mandela turns 95 today. It is a milestone few would have dared to imagine when he was admitted to hospital 41 days ago. The past six weeks have been mournful, maudlin and even macabre at times as the country, and indeed the world, have prepared for a future in which one of the greatest leaders of all time will no longer be there.
