The day President Ramaphosa, Joe Slovo etc were attacked in Thokoza...Watch Robert McBride's conduct closely.. A trained combatant..Thank God yesterday's protests were generally peaceful..
Eleanor Ntombikayise Ndaba was born on 28 February 1958 in Vryheid. As a teenager, she moved to Joburg & auditioned successfully to join the cast of Gibson Kente, the famous “father of township theatre”, in a production titled Hungry Spoon. In the same cast were two other young singers who were soon to become major stars of the ‘bubblegum’ era: Phumi Maduna (of Cheek To Cheek) and Brenda Fassie. She released her first album as Ntombi Ndaba in 1988: Mina Ngilijaji. More solo albums soon followed: Mama Nature in 1989, then Will Power and Why Me in 1991, featuring a new version of her breakthrough hit ‘Think More About Me’. Just as quickly as she rose to fame in 1985, in the early 90s Ntombi disappeared. Image Source: The Vinyl Factory/Afro-Synth
Gerard Sekoto (1913-1993) was a South African artist & musician, recognised as a pioneer of urban Black art & social realism. In 1947 he left for Paris. Between 1956 & 1960, several of his compositions were published by Les Edition Musicales. His work has exhibited in Paris & SA
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@matthewkanniah I repeat! According to @JoburgMPD Spokesperson, Xolani Fihla, you are NOT forced to pay your outstanding traffic fines at a roadblock. And again, you are also not allowed to be detained. Play this clip to which ever officer has pulled you over and is making these claims‼️