izinto @CMapitsa

Joined April 2013

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JEW @Langatt_KE

2 weeks ago

Biko's brain was crushed in custody. They paraded him, half-dead, for 700 miles, shackled in a van. Not because he was violent, But because he made Black people ungovernable in the mind.

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"The natives are the original occupants of this country; this applies to a very large part of South Africa, at any rate. Their numbers are at least four times as great as the European population. Being an agricultural and stock-rearing people, they need considerable areas of…

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Ademọ́lá. @OgbeniDemola

a month ago

A compulsory read for everyone.

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History ZAR @HistorySAZAR

a month ago

Rev Z.R Mahabane, March 27, 1925.

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Wonder Peters @PetersWonderboy

2 years ago

Miriam Makeba. Kwame Ture. Revolutionaries.

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Dr. Simamkele Dlakavu (PhD) @simamkeleD

9 years ago

Killed for demanding R12 500. Killed to protect the interest of white foreign capital by the state #RememberMarikana

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Lesilo Rula @kay_mahapa

2 months ago

This pictures makes sense now 😭😭

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Sello @sello_choppa

2 months ago

This is very sad for the boy💔😭

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Pontsho Malatji @pontsho_mp

2 months ago

Simple and straightforward 😭😭😭

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Zikhona Valela @valavoosh

2 months ago

Caroline Motsoaledi, when remembered, is largely known as her husband's wife, Rivonia Triallist, Elias Motsoaledi. She was an activist in her own right. She was there on 9 August: "Our uniforms were as green as the green lawn of the Union Buildings. We looked beautiful that day."

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Zikhona Valela @valavoosh

2 months ago

9 August 1956. The Federation of South African women chose Thursday as an appropriate day to march against pass laws. Thursday was known as 'Shiela's day', a day off for Black domestic workers, thus ideal for as many women as possible to participate in the march.