Young people wishing to take part in the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation’s Annual Youth Essay Writing Competition Against Racism will have until Thursday, August 22 to apply. This comes after several requests from young people who have been asking for an extension of the closing date for the writing competition. The competition officially closed on Wednesday,…
By Kabelo Kemp The notion that our country is a fully transformed rainbow nation and that we all are able to live in harmony and enjoy our freedoms is proving to be a fallacy. On the one hand we’re faced with navigating a turbulent socio-political sphere and on the other we’re faced with growing concerns…
The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation notes with concern the alleged Islamophobic sentiments expressed by a teacher at Apex Primary School in Lenasia, Johannesburg South.
Anti-apartheid struggle veteran Ahmed Kathrada’s condition remains unchanged. He is currently still in hospital in Johannesburg.
A selfless fighter who drew wisdom and values of leadership from fellow comrades, peers and his oppressors, Nelson Mandela may be gone, but the Madiba magic continues to live on especially within the youth.
On July 14 and 15, the Anti-Racism Network of South Africa (ARNSA) ran a steering group strategy meeting, a panel discussion and a film screening at the Nelson Mandela Foundation.