@Ba_ntu Yes, ,Ambassador Myakayaka-Manzini told me that Mme Ruth Mompatiโs discriminatory public statement was one of the things that galvanised the discussion in 1989.
The history of how this came about is interesting and inspiring: from what I have read, it was a synergy of two streams of mobilisation and struggle - one inside SA and another inside the ANC in exile. Inside SA, there was the formation of GLOW in 1988 by Simon Nkoli, @bevditsie
south africa is the first country in the world to constitutionally and explicitly ban discrimination against sexual orientation. and it is not the work of any white individual.
@justxmxo@janet_jobson@SAfmRadio I dont know this publication. The Citizen (which you originally screenshot), GroundUp, Daily Maverick and the SABC all reported the opposite as did five Zimbabwean publications.
@justxmxo@janet_jobson@SAfmRadio According to your own screenshot and other media reports, the department said there was no application for Shona to be taught and foreign national children made up only 20% of the kids attending the school. I think your post is misleading.