Speaking to Radio Islam International, Executive Director of the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, Neeshan Bolton, reflected on the journey. “In many ways, the first ten years brought tangible freedom — millions gained access to water, electricity, and sanitation,” said Bolton. Yet he cautioned, “The last 15 years have seen regression, with faltering cities and eroded gains.”
In our Sunday Morning Discussion want to explore whether this freedom we are celebrating TODAY, freedom that we all cherish, is shaping a shared future for all South Africans. To discuss this Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Prof. Somadoda Fikeni, Chairperson of the Public Service Commission and board member of The Indlulamithi Scenarios which examine different…
JOHANNEBSURG – Mac Maharaj says the ANC needs to correct its course to survive. He was speaking during his 90th birthday celebrations https://www.enca.com/top-stories/maharaj-calls-anc-self-correct-stalwart-turns-90
In the intimate gathering of the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation’s inaugural legacy fundraising breakfast, Deputy President Paul Mashatile discussed leadership, unity, and the future of South Africa.
Eight years after his passing, we reflect on the life and legacy of Ahmed Kathrada, a pivotal figure in South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement and a symbol of selfless sacrifice
The dialogue united veteran anti-apartheid activist Mac Maharaj and young leaders to explore the lessons of the past.
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Deputy President Paul Mashatile says for the Democratic Alliance (DA) to stay in the Government of National Unity (GNU), they would have to support the budget. He was speaking to the media after delivering the keynote address at the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation Legacy Business Breakfast in Illovo, Johannesburg this morning.
Looking back on 30 years of democracy while speaking at an Intergenerational Dialogue hosted by the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation on Saturday…