Sharpeville massacre
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President Ramaphosa calls for tolerance on Human Rights Day as opposition parties slam govt for making empty promises
As the Sharpeville massacre victims were remembered, political parties flocked to the township to commemorate and campaign ahead of the…
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Sharpeville families still waiting for reparations
The families of those who lost loved ones in the Sharpeville massacre 63 years ago say they have little to…
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Julius Malema assures Santaco taxis won’t be affected ahead of national shutdown
The South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) said it does not have any reason to believe that the Economic Freedom…
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Numsa shocked at the inequality in SA 62 years later
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa on Monday said it was shocking to celebrate Human Rights Day when…
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Right2Know: Police continue to kill, like they did in Sharpville
Marking Human Rights Day on Sunday, the Right2Know Campaign (R2K) says, 61 years after the Sharpeville Massacre, violence by the…
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Gauteng ANC: Society still experiencing racism 61 years later
Political parties have shared messages commemorating Human Rights Day on Sunday ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address. The Human Rights…
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Ramaphosa to deliver virtual Human Rights Day address
President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver a virtual Human Rights Day address on Sunday. This year’s Human Rights Month is being…
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Sharpeville residents reflect on disagreements on who organised 1960 march
Although the protests were organized by the PAC, the ANC and some of its leaders have laid claim to the…
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Julius Malema: Human Rights for who, for what?
Julius Malema: Human Rights for who, for what? Those are the words of EFF CIC Julius Malema addressing the EFF’s…
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