Let's go bar for bar🙅♂️🗣️
Benni at 18 was terrorising NFD. Scored 39 goals in 49 games.. Then joined spurs only played 7 games and scored 3, then joined Amsterdam. played 53 games, scoring 23 goals for Ajax.
Top goal scorer at AFCON and best player at 21 🗣️.
President Duma Boko: I’ve told South Africans that coalition politics is going to be the future of politics.
The ANC and EFF are going to have to come together, strike compromises to prevent the rise of Hitler in our region.
(Except, the ANC is already in bed with Hitler)
Robert Sobukwe in Prison, c 1963. The Sobukwe Clause was introduced when Sobukwe’s three-year sentence for leading the anti-pass march was ending. The clause kept him in prison even after he had served his three year sentence. Photo Credit: Drum Social Histories/BAHA
How many of you know that Gaddafi helped South Africa overcome APARTHEID
In 1990, Nelson Mandela traveled to Libya to meet with Muammar Gaddafi Libya to thank him for his vital financial and military support during the anti-apartheid struggle.
People call Alex Ferguson the greatest
But whenever he actually faced Pep on the biggest stage, he got a lesson in football 😂
Two UCL finals, two Masterclasses from Guardiola. The gap was clear.
bro even had C.Ronaldo in his team 😂
On this day 25 years ago, in 2001 vs Leicester City, I scored this goal that won me the goal of the season in the @premierleague with @CAFCofficial. Best 6 years of my football career. How time flies hey🙏🏼❤️⚽️🏆
Former PAC President Mmutlanyane Stanley Mogoba was born on 29 March 1933. HAPPY 93RD BIRTHDAY MY PRESIDENT! Mogoba is the author of "Stone, Steel and Sjambok." The book reflects on his painful experiences as a political prisoner on Robben Island. He has also written moving poems
After listening to Yunus Carrim's interview with PowerFM’s Mondli Makhanya, I was particularly impressed that the proceeds will be given to the families of the MK special operations unit, decided upon by a three-member committee of ex-combatants. I decided to buy myself a copy! If I had the money, I would have bought more to support the cause and to show my appreciation for the sacrifices made.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968 at just 39 years old. James Earl Ray was found guilty but, claimed he was a scapegoat.
After a four-week trial with over 70 witnesses, a Memphis jury in December 1999, unanimously found that “others, including governmental agencies,” participated in a conspiracy to assassinate Dr. King and frame Ray. They awarded the family the token $100 they had requested.
The DOJ explicitly rejected the civil verdict's conspiracy claims as based on "secondhand and thirdhand hearsay and speculation," noting that civil trials use a lower standard of proof. They concluded that James Earl Ray fired the fatal shot.
What do you think?