The Last Grave at Dimbaza (1973) is a seminal documentary that provided one of the first unflinching looks at the harsh realities of apartheid in South Africa for international audiences. Shot clandestinely with hidden cameras by South African exiles and British filmmakers, the footage was smuggled out of the country to bypass strict censorship laws. The producers included Nana Mahomo, Antonia Caccia, Andrew Tsehiana. Source: IMDb, Youtube
We defeated your racist apartheid parents & their government. We defeated the US & UK regimes that stood with them. With the full might of the people behind the most glorious global human rights campaign in history: the anti-apartheid movement.
We will defeat you too, with your robots & dollars!
It’s not death we should fear—
because death is certain. It’s part of life.
What we should fear… is getting to the end and realizing we never truly lived.
That we stayed quiet when we should’ve spoken.
That we played small when we were built for more.
That we spent our lives trying to please everyone—except ourselves.
The real loss isn’t when your heart stops beating.
It’s when you stop chasing what makes it beat in the first place.
Don’t just survive. Live with purpose.
Because time won’t wait for you to finally start.
#PowerAlert1
Saturday , 22 February 2025:
Following over 20 days of uninterrupted electricity supply, Eskom has encountered another temporary setback.
As a result, Stage 3 loadshedding will be implemented from today at 17:30 until further notice.
Eskom will give an update on Sunday 23 February 2025.