By Dougie Oakes | Published Dec 11, 2017
A FEW hours after a Matric pupil at Selborne College in the Eastern Cape had sparked a storm of protest across the country by spoofing Sam Nzima’s iconic photograph of a dying Hector Pietersen on a logo for an Old Boys invitation, a group of (presumably) white adults participated in a Facebook conversation about this matter.
By Songezo Mabece | Published Dec 7, 2017
I cannot resist the temptation to outrightly say “it was a long time coming. ” As you, who reads this, will most likely have learned of the saga that grips a proud boys school of 145 years standing, I am most certain – if your political consciousness is sensitive to Africa’s history (in this specific case that of South Africa) – that we share a common frustration about the ignorant impression of (the late) Tata Hector Pieterson, carried by Tata Mbuyisa Makhubo as the former’s sister Mama Antoin. . .
By Dougie Oakes | Published Dec 5, 2017
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