Response to Fivaz-Njenje’s Sunday Times article
6 July 2008 George Fivaz and Gibson Njenje, respectively former national police commissioner and national intelligence agency deputy head, hit the nail on the head in their sober contribution to […]
The National Question
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The Revolutionary Alliance in South Africa
ANC- SACP and COSATU 15 May 2008 HISTORICAL REFLECTIONS AND CONTEMPORARY TASKS OF THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS The formation of the ANC was not an accident of history but an […]
Scorpions serve Adversaries of the Democratic Order
21 April 2008 The recent shocking incident of naked racism in which a bunch of white students fed elderly black women food laced with urine at the Free State University […]
Build Popular Organs To Consolidate People’s Power
21 February 2008 The Freedom Charter’s opening clause states that “The People Shall Govern.” The involvement of the masses of the people leading to the Congress of the People in […]
The Basis is Organisation
7 February 2008 In order for us to be effective we need to get organized continuously. Theorising about organization is an important requisite for action in any university of mass […]
2004 – President Mbeki, State of the Nation Address, 21 May 2004 (After National Elections)
Address of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, to the first joint sitting of the third democratic Parliament, Cape Town21 May 2004 Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the National […]
MAY 24, 1994 | PART OF SOUTH AFRICAN STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS
South African State of the Nation Address, Introduction The South African State of the Nation address. Members of the government stood at attention as the national anthems were played. Then […]
1994 – President Mandela, State Of the Nation Address, 24 May 1994 (After National Elections)
Madame Speaker and Deputy Speaker, President of the Senate and Deputy President, Deputy Presidents, Chief Justice, distinguished members of the National Assembly and the Senate, Provincial Premiers, Commanders of the […]
First Meeting of South Africa’s Assembly
In an official ceremony, the outcome of the South African elections in which Nelson Mandela won a majority making him the first black to be elected to lead South Africa was announced. https://www.c-span.org/video/?56812-1/south-african-parliamentary-assembly.