Just Mosa

Maxeke's progeny 🇿🇦

[Just Mosa @Mosaleteane]

"We dare not linger, we dare not rest ..." Indeed we mirror and continue the hopes and aspirations of 1994.
#PresidentialInauguration2024

[Reuters @Reuters]

After deaths of nine women, South Africans gather to run, mourn and demand change https://t.co/M15ElZEkUz https://t.co/M15ElZEkUz

[Mail & Guardian @mailandguardian]

EDITORIAL | Women in SA do not exist: How we wish we could give them names instead of leaving them as statistics. They belonged to someone. They were mothers, daughters, sisters, friends, colleagues and neighbours. They had lives that extended beyond the circumstances in which we found them.

https://t.co/S9y5kdlJXE

[Mail & Guardian @mailandguardian]

OPINION | The Politics of Fear: What It Means to Be a Woman in South Africa

https://t.co/Adi07kyAiR

[Constitution Hill SA @VisitConHill]

A call to come together!
South Africa continues to face the devastating scourge of gender-based violence. The recent multiple murders in our country have left communities grieving, anxious and searching for spaces of collective expression, solidarity and healing. The Women’s jail at Constitution Hill, once stood as a symbol of oppression and brutality to women, it stands today as a symbol of feminine resilience and echoes the strong voices of Powerful Women.

Act in solidarity and gather on 25 September from 12 to 2pm at The Women’s Jail at ConHill. PLEASE share your message of support for us to share far and wide in the link here: https://t.co/NaiAHybgPV
#StandUp4HumanRights #ActInSolidarity #VisitConHill #EndFemicide #stopgbv

[SAHRCommission @SAHRCommission]

The SAHRC condemns violence against women - invites the country to participate in the upcoming joint Inquiry by the SAHRC, Commission for Gender Equality and CRL Rights Commission on Gender Based Violence taking place from 28 September - 02 October 2026.

[THULA N @Thula_NX]

Her name is Bohlale Mphahlele from Limpopo and she's only 16 years old.She developed smart earrings for personal safety. Her earrings photograph an attacker and send alert to the authorities.Your thoughts?

[Mining Affected Communities United in Action @macua_sa]

YAMUA THABONG: BUILDING THE FUTURE FROM THE GROUND UP ✊🏿⚽

Sometimes building a movement is not about meetings, workshops or speeches.

Sometimes it is simply about creating a space where young people can play, belong and imagine something different.

On 29 August, the YAMUA Thabong Branch Executive Committee brought young people together for a community sports tournament, games and fun.

But behind the fun was a serious purpose: keeping young people positively engaged, strengthening teamwork and giving children an alternative to the drugs, crime and street life that too often fill the spaces left by unemployment, poverty and neglect.

This is what grassroots organising can look like. It starts long before someone becomes an activist. It starts by building relationships, creating community and showing young people that they matter.

YAMUA exists because young people in mining-affected communities should not simply inherit the inequalities and environmental destruction of previous generations.

They must have the organisation, confidence and collective power to shape a different future. ✊🏿🔥

MWAO Fundraising Strategy 2026.pdf
A huge salute to the YAMUA Thabong BEC for taking the initiative, and to every young person who came out to play, laugh and participate.

We are not only organising for the youth. We are organising with them, because the future belongs to them. ✊🏿🔥

#YAMUA #Thabong #YouthPower #BuildingTheMovement #MiningAffectedCommunities #CommunityPower #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs

[Mail & Guardian @mailandguardian]

OPINION | When every room resets the clock: For black women in power, every achievement can feel like another audition for legitimacy.

https://t.co/zaHnx3qC7Z

[Mail & Guardian @mailandguardian]

OPINION | When inclusion becomes a headline: The transformation agenda must look beyond visible forms of diversity and recognise the untapped potential of neurodivergent people.

https://t.co/wzdRJoad6p

[Constitution Hill SA @VisitConHill]

“This work is not for yourselves. Kill that spirit of self and do not live above your people but live with them and if you can rise, bring someone with you.” – Charlotte Mannya Maxeke

Charlotte Maxeke was a pioneering liberation heroine of the early 1900s, remembered as the Mother of Black Freedom in South Africa. She fought tirelessly for human rights, education, and equality, while leaving behind powerful writings that spoke to the struggles of black women.

Her legacy continues to inspire generations in the fight for justice, opportunity, and empowerment. #WomensMonth #conhillshero #VisitConHill

[UFS @UFSweb]

For the first time, two University of the Free State researchers have been selected for the prestigious Fulbright South African Researcher Programme in the same award cycle. This remarkable achievement reflects the University’s growing global research excellence and commitment to international collaboration. Congratulations to Prof WP Wahl and Zoleka Dikana on this outstanding accomplishment!

Read more: https://t.co/e4ooydpbvP
#UniversityOfTheFreeState #GlobalPartnerships #ResearchExcellence

[Chuene Kaapu 🌟✨ @Chuenzaa]

R.I.P Lebo Mathosa, you would’ve loved what your daughter Tyla, did with A*POP!!!🥺🤍🇿🇦

[Just Mosa @Mosaleteane]

@urfavv_goddess I still can't talk about F2

[Constitutional Court @ConCourtSA]

(1/6) Judgment on Thursday, 2 July 2026 at 10h00: The City of Cape Town and the Western Cape Province is required to consider the location of social housing with regard to its obligations in sections 25(5), 26(1) and 26(2) of the Constitution.

[Charlotte Maxeke Online @MaxekeOnline]

125 years on, Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke’s legacy continues to inspire generations.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating this historic milestone. The launch of the Maxeke Educational Fund reinforces our commitment to empowering future generations through education.

[History ZAR @HistorySAZAR]

Job seekers in Johannesburg, South Africa, circa 1980s. Credit: Peter Jordan

[History ZAR @HistorySAZAR]

"Apartheid makes racial division of land the law." - South Africa: The Wasted Land (1990). Courtesy of Villon Films

[Natural Justice @naturaljustice]

OUT OF MINED is a new feature documentary nominated for a Cannes Film Award that shows the impact of mining on the fragile beauty and biodiversity of the West Coast, South Africa. It will premiere at the Labia Theatre, Wed, 24 June before it is shown internationally.

[Centre for Environmental Rights @CentreEnvRights]

Happy #YouthDay South Africa 🇿🇦 ✊🏿

Youth Day reminds us that the fight for justice continues.

CER candidate legal practitioners Bokang Galogakoe and Mosangoaneng Leteane reflect on youth leadership, environmental rights, and climate justice.

Read more: https://t.co/MbAT3g5EOE