In Soweto, following South Africa’s G20 Summit, I laid a wreath at the Hector Pieterson Museum in memory of those killed during the 1976 Soweto Uprisings.

This is actually so devastating because for years , we’ve been living in this slum called JHB and Sandton - ignored. Now that you’re hosting G20 , suddenly Sandton feels, looks and smells like a world class city we’ve been paying for all these years. So you don’t see us.

Why is the UK finding it hard to say there is no genocide in South Africa? https://t.co/pWT4z4LKZJ

This is how Apartheid ruined millions of black lives during their brutal ruin. Thanks to Patriotic South Africans like Miriam Makeba who relentlessly fought against this evil system. May Her Soul Rest in Eternal Peace. She played her part and will forever be part of South African

Steve Biko Inquest Commences in the Gqeberha High Court

“In its current state, Joburg cannot compete with world-class cities like Dubai,” @Lesufi told Parliament. Joburg clears officials after making U-turn on investigating R1bn tenders

[WATCH] "We are paid R2400 - R2500 a board meeting." Some members of the dissolved SA Tourism board complain that their fees are less than what their Eskom and Transnet are paid. #Newzroom405

📢VOICES | The veteran politician has reduced herself to a shadow of the formidable figure who earned the admiration and respect of many South Africans for her courage and integrity, writes Mondli Makhanya on Patricia de Lille.😢 https://t.co/93cUiLjLAa

Students of journalism learn about how Percy Qoboza wrote a powerful editorial that — together with the work of other activist journalists — raised the ire of the security branch, but may never know what Phil Mtimkulu was up to on that fateful morning, writes @Sefara_Mak.

If the call for a dialogue was meant to rescue the country, that mission is greater than the childish rivalry between Mbeki and Ramaphosa, writes Mathatha Tsedu. https://t.co/Q51jmbYJ4B

⚠️ Sudan’s war deepens — UAE plane shot down, mercenaries, mass killings, famine, & a “parallel govt. Deaths may be double those in #Gaza. Dr Abdul-Karim Elgoni breaks down the battlefield, crisis & Sudan’s future

Art Joburg’s Art Prize winner Thato Toeba creates images that demand we slow down, look closer and think more deeply about what we’re seeing. https://t.co/ryRJR3KMHX

Great to see @thatotoeba winning the @FNBSA Art Award @FNBArtJoburg

Richard Maponya, one of the foremost businessmen from Soweto, c 1963.

For a richer experience, audiences have the opportunity to bundle their access with The BMW Art Generation Vol. III, taking place a week earlier on 30 August at NIROX Sculpture Park. https://t.co/HaQNgPfHRJ

This September, the 18th edition of FNB Art Joburg returns to the Sandton Convention Centre. https://t.co/MEvKlHT09B

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Anchored in a commitment to the ecosystem of contemporary African art, the fair continues to serve as a critical meeting point for discourse, discovery and collecting. Get your tickets to the 18th edition using the link below https://t.co/Hxq8DJNRly #FNBArtJoburg2025

With less than 10 weeks to go, the 18th edition of FNB Art Joburg is almost upon us. Get your tickets to the 18th edition using the link below https://t.co/Hxq8DJNRly #FNBArtJoburg2025 #ContemporaryArt #artecosystem

In most African cultures age and position grant baseline respect. Personal character, wisdom or contributions are secondary. In essence respect is not earned. We don’t hold our leaders accountable. We revere them. This is the root cause of our socio economic problems. #ProudlySA

How did we get here, where the President no longer takes serious questions or grants serious interviews—even in times of crisis? When did we start accepting this silence as normal?