By Voices360 Contributor | Published Sep 14, 2017
On the 12th of September, the people of South Africa and the continent at large commemorated the life and teachings of Black Consciousness leader, Bantu Stephen Biko, otherwise known as Steve Biko. Marking 40 years since Biko was killed in detention, his teachings and ideals still live on in a society of broken systems, unequal “equals”, wounded people and pervasive injustice.
By DOUGIE OAKS | Published Sep 14, 2017
ON THE first day of the spring of 1967, Simon’s Town joined Tramway Road in Sea Point, District Six in the centre of Cape Town and a range of other suburbs sprinkled around the city in being declared a white group area. The news was greeted with shock by the soon-to-be-moved coloured residents of the town – but the signs were always there….
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