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CARTOON: Nobel Oblige, FW!
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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EFF calls for De Klerk to be stripped of privileges
The EFF said the FW de Klerk Foundation's statement lacked sincerity and relevance.
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Now's not the time: De Klerk Foundation withdraws apartheid statement
The foundation withdrew its statement calling the idea that apartheid was a crime against humanity was “soviet agitprop”, but has said nothing about FW de Klerk's own statements on apartheid.
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FW de Klerk's Nobel Peace Prize can't be revoked. Here's why
The renewed calls for the revocation came at the 2020 State of the Nation Address when the EFF called for De Klerk to be removed from the National Assembly, as he was - in their words - 'a murderer with blood on his hands'.
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Mandela & De Klerk foundations to meet over apartheid remarks
This after an interview with the SABC in which De Klerk apologised for apartheid, but said he does not believe it can be labelled a crime.
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Tutu Foundation to De Klerk: Withdraw statement on apartheid
The former statesman’s foundation last week endorsed his view that apartheid could not be seen as a crime against humanity.
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Desmond & Leah Tutu Foundation slam de Klerk after apartheid utterances
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu previously described De Klerk's unwillingness to accept the National Party’s responsibility for its apartheid policy as “devastating”.
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'Heartbroken' Zindzi Mandela hits out at De Klerk 'justification' for apartheid
FW de Klerk was labelled an apartheid apologist by the EFF following a recent interview he did with the SABC.
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Ramaphosa urges youth to follow in footsteps of Madiba, freedom fighters
Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s first black president, was freed on 11 February 1990 after 27 years in prison for his liberation fight.
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Ramaphosa: Madiba's release was the day we knew apartheid was over
South Africa's first democratic president, Nelson Mandela, was released from prison three decades ago on this day. Madiba was honoured at the Cape Town City Hall by President Cyril Ramaphosa, who recounted the day Mandela stood on the same balcony, speaking to thousands of South Africans for the first time as a free man.
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Madiba’s release from prison: What happened behind the scenes
Today marks three decades since Madiba was released from prison after serving 27 years behind bars.
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FW De Klerk’s kindness didn’t free Nelson Mandela - Ramaphosa
The former president was released from the Victor Verster Prison after spending 27 years behind bars.
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Witness tells Aggett inquiry of 'brutal,' 'vicious' apartheid police
Aggett was found hanging in his cell at the then John Vorster Square police station in 1982.
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Long road home for Cape Town's apartheid dispossessed
South Africa's white minority government in 1966 listed District 6 as a "white" area under its racial segregation policy. Most residents were forcibly moved because they were black or mixed-race and bulldozers destroyed their homes.
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Apartheid police humiliated detainees, Aggett Inquiry told
Activist Keith Cole has detailed how he was tortured by apartheid security branch police officers.
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Forensic pathologist testimony expected to reveal how Neil Aggett died
An apartheid inquest into anti-apartheid activist Neil Agget’s death found he had committed suicide but his family disputed this.
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Forensic pathologist to take stand at Aggett Inquiry today
Aggett died in detention at the John Vorster Square, now known as the Johannesburg Central police station in 1982.
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Ronnie Kasrils labels apartheid regime's attempt to discredit SACP as 'crass'
Kasrils said a falsified version of the SACP’s Inkululeko Freedom document was issued by the apartheid government targeting individuals fighting against the regime.
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Aggett was killed by apartheid police - Sisa Njikelana
Sisa Njikelana was testifying on Tuesday at the inquest looking into the death of Neil Aggett at the Johannesburg High Court.
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Reverend Frank Chikane: I don’t believe Neil Aggett took his own life
Chikane told an inquiry looking into Aggett’s death about the torture and starvation he experienced while detained at the then John Vorster Square police station during apartheid.
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CARTOON: Deal of the Century
Dr Jack & Curtis.
