Julia Teboho Nzimande

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

Dearth of State briefing; death of black legal practice https://t.co/hBPIhYtrvZ

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@pinkykhoabane Section 9(2) of the Constitution allows for legislative and other measures designed to protect or advance persons, or categories of persons, disadvantaged by unfair discrimination.

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@pinkykhoabane The big '5' Firms, Applicants currently hold 1 or 2 BEE staus levels and they fear their BEE ratings could drop to Level 6 or lower, severely limiting their eligibility 4 government work, government is required to apply sect.10 of the BEE Act when procuring services.

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@dexterdiante @HistorySAZAR She lives in the USA

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

https://t.co/xkLtue4PrH

[SAfmRadio 📻 @SAfmRadio]

[ON AIR] As South Africa marks Human Rights Day and reflects on the tragedy of the Sharpeville Massacre, Julia Nzimande offers a deeply personal perspective on her father’s legacy. Her father, Nyakane Tsolo, was among the leaders of the Sharpeville protest — and his story, passed down directly to her, brings history to life beyond textbooks. @julia17249: Daughter of Nyakane Tsolo, @MyPAConline member & Led Sharpeville Massacre on #TheMorningBrief with Thulasizwe Simelane #sabcnews

[IOL News @IOL]

On Human Rights Day, Julia Nzimande paid tribute to her father, Nyakane Tsolo, a Sharpeville frontline leader who survived the 1960 massacre. “He lived the story so I could know the truth,” she said, remembering his bravery and lifelong fight for freedom.
#Sharpeville66 #HumanRightsDay #NyakaneTsolo #JuliaNzimande #GladysNzimande #PAC
Read more here: https://t.co/2QwofvxGgA

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@valavoosh Robala ka Kgotso Bakoena

[Zikhona Valela @valavoosh]

Brothers and founding members of the Pan-African Congress, Mahlomola and Nyakane Tsolo were the President and Secretary-General of the PAC’s Sharpeville branch. In less than a year they built the organisation’s strongest base at the time. Nyakane led the peaceful march which ended in what we today remember as the Sharpeville massacre on this day in history.

[Nkululeko Somhlahlo @NkululekoSomhl1]

At Robert Sobukwe Town yesterday. After battling to locate the Sobukwe graves, Rev Kamangana from the Community Services office escorted me to the site. The Tourism Information Centre does not know where the grave is. 🤷🏾🤷🏾

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@aposyofpoppies @Kgadi_yaMoloto Gosh..yes Roses taxis 😄😄 I wonder if the receptionist is still around. Not giving my age away 🤣🤣🤣

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@HistorySAZAR Image source states Basel University....that's Basel in Switzerland. Our history is stored all over the world, time we seriously collect and write OUR history.

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@MarjanBoelsma Leuk stuk want ik heb hier zelfde "probleem", Nl blijft een beetle truttig...

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@ThembaGodi_ @LetlapaMphahlel Indeed, he was together with my Dad (Nyakane Tsolo) in Egypt 1961. I know of Gasso Ndlovu, Ndibongo, Maximilian and others..

[Letlapa Mphahlele @LetlapaMphahlel]

Upon his release from prison in the late 80s, Uncle Zeph Mothopeng was visited by, among others, the CEO of the Standard Bank - Dr. Conrad Strauss. The CEO offered financial contribution to the PAC. Mothopeng rejected the offer, arguing that the bank had ill-gotten money.

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@kdbnmahasane @HistorySAZAR 😁 I like you bravery in be honest. Aluta Continua..The Struggle continues in many ways.

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@marangdream It's called generational trauma; the transmission of emotional and psychological effects from events like war, genocide,colonialism, systemic Racism, and domestic violence. And reading comments, that's going be with us for quite a while..

[The FADER @thefader]

Assata Shakur has passed away at age 78 in Havana, Cuba, according to Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Shakur was a prominent political activist, known for her involvement with the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army. In 1973 Shakur was convicted of killing a New Jersey state trooper during a shootout. She maintained her innocence and, in 1979, Shakur escaped from prison and claimed asylum in Cuba, where she remained until her death “of health conditions related to her advanced age.”

📸: Assata Shakur by Margaret Randall, 1990. From the collection of: Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library. Retrieved from Google Arts & Culture

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@EdibleBloke @HistorySAZAR @grok She passed away in Johannesburg 27 Sept 2023..after being in Exile for 31years.

[Julia Teboho Nzimande @julia17249]

@DanielTkgaphola @hoodcommunist @HistorySAZAR She returned from exile to stay in Azania she sadly passed away in Johannesburg in 2023.