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Winnie Mandela


  • Tribute: Fare thee well Winnie Mandela

    Odomaro Mubangizi | Arts & Book Reviews
    20.04.2018

    A tribute to the African icon Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. 

    Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews South Africa Winnie Mandela

  • Winnie Mandela: rock of Azania and Africa

    Ama Biney | Advocacy & Solidarity
    19.04.2018

    Among the titans of dignified defiance to white settler apartheid rule, was Winnie Madikizela-Mandela  – who not only kept the name of Nelson Mandela alive in the international public consciousness for 27 years – but was a charismatic leader in her own right who remained committed to the people of Azania/South Africa. 

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity South Africa Winnie Mandela

  • Winifred Madikizela-Mandela: The incarnation of the black spirit and black pride

    Thato Mmereki | Global Pan-Africanism
    06.04.2018

    Winnie Mandela is the incarnation of black spirit and pride. She was the incarnation of the struggle of oppressed black South African under the apartheid regime. She is truly an inspiration to the younger generation. 

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism South Africa Winnie Mandela

  • The contested legacies and continued erasure of Biko and Sobukwe after 1994

    Veli Mbele | Popular Participation & Democratization
    30.03.2017

    The same people who did everything they could to vilify both Biko and Sobukwe while they lived – and have taken part in attempted erasure of their legacies – pretend to honour these anti-apartheid icons. Today, those who paid a painful price for associating with Biko and Sobukwe watch how others gobble up the fruit of their sacrifices, as they and their families continue to suffer in silence.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Steve Biko, Black Consciousness, AZAPO, Pan Africanist Congress of Azania, South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Winnie Mandela, Stompie Seipei

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