I have to say what Marquinhos did following the UEFA Champions League final is some of the best sportsmanship I have seen in a long time. I know #Arsenal man Gabriel is his country man and close friend but to immediately do what he did, I have a huge amount of respect for him 🤝 🇧🇷
RISE Mzansi Treasurer Tebogo Moalusi, together with Vuyiswa Ramokgopa National Chair and Gauteng MEC for Economic Development, Agriculture and Rural Development, are at the Johannesburg Theatre this morning for the memorial of the iconic Maria McCloy.
We are gathered to honor and celebrate a remarkable life, legacy and profound contribution to South African culture and storytelling. Her spirit and impact will continue to inspire us as we move forward.
May her soul rest in eternal peace.
#RiseMzansi #weneednewleaders #RIPMariaMcCloy
As you draw the curtain on a long career, from the rough streets of the Cape Flats to the great jazz halls of York, you showcased the great power of music fighting against a system that devalued our humanity. “Mannenberg” brought the pain of the Cape Flats to the fore and the lively community of a people forced away from their homes in District 6 to “Anthem for the new nation”which gave rhythm to the idea of a new South Africa. As you retire at 91 years the ANC appreciates your contribution to the arts, Abdullah Ibrahim.
"We are what we are because the God of Afrika made us so. We dare not compromise, nor dare we use moderate language in the course of freedom."
Today marks 48 years since Robert Sobukwe's death. He was 53 years old.
📸: Alf Kumalo
1993 April: Muhammad Ali spars with a schoolboy in Dube, Soweto. He jokingly christened the young boy 'Joe Frazier' as a way of complimenting him, since frazier had been one of Ali's most formidable adversaries. The photograph was taken during Ali's visit to South Africa shortly after liberation icon Chris Hani had been assassinated outside his home. On the right taking a photo is boxing phenomenon 'Baby Jake' Matlala. Image Source: Through My Lens/Alf Kumalo
“There is no greater force in this whole world than an idea whose time has arrived…”
Dr. Nthato Motlana, speaking on Black Consciousness — Soweto, 1977.
Courtesy of Jazz Is Dead (FB)
KOBE BRYANT’S 10 RULES:
Get better every single day
Prove them wrong
Work on your weaknesses
Execute what you practiced
Learn from greatness
Learn from both wins and losses
Practice mindfulness
Be ambitious
Believe in your team/yourself
Learn storytelling