In 1998, Warren Buffett gave a 1-hour masterclass on how to never lose money investing.

Department of Sport, Arts and Culture really need to fix this with more transparency and accountability to develop the Creative Industry Sector. Minister Gayton Mckenzie are you going to say or do anything about this reality for artists?

South African Department of Labour has proposed reclassification for performers in the advertising, artistic and cultural sectors, opening access to a host of rights and legal protections.

Discovered this one today and I’m already a fan 🙌🏿

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We mourn his loss and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, comrades, and all whose lives he touched. May Derrick Sydney Sipho ‘Siga’ Pewa rest in peace. Lala ngoxolo, Themba Mlotshwa. From Khulu Mbatha

Derrick was a beloved comrade, father, friend, and activist who dedicated his life to the struggle for justice, freedom, and equality. His unwavering commitment to the liberation movement and his courage in the face of adversity inspired many.

Everything I did and experienced in my youth, Siga, was part of it. Following the 1976 uprisings, we left South Africa days apart, he, through Lesotho with some of our friends, and I, through Swaziland, also with some of our friends.

Growing up in Rockville, we went to the same schools from primary at Ndondo and Sekano Ntoane High School in Soweto. In between, he was sent by his grandfather to Adams College in KZN, but he returned after a year to continue at Sekano.

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Derrick Sydney Sipho ‘Siga’ Pewa, known in the ranks of Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) by his nom de guerre, Themba Mlotshwa.

Announcement of the Passing of Derrick Sydney Sipho ‘Siga’ Pewa on the 31st December 2025 MK Nom de Guerre: Themba Mlotshwa

Simultaneously, Smuts was at the UN as Prime Minister of South Africa and a key figure in drafting the UN Charter.

leaders at home. Xuma, then President of the African National Congress (ANC), traveled to New York to present the ANC's case against the South African government's policies to the United Nations (UN).

"I travelled 10 000 miles just to see my Prime Minister who talks about us but won't talk to us in South Africa." AB Xuma to Jan Smuts both present in New York in late 1946, where Xuma used the international stage to publicly criticize Smuts' refusal to meet with African

EXCELLENT SESSION …..back to work mode guys ❤️🙏🏿

The ANC Gauteng Veterans League opens its 3rd Provincial Conference today renewing wisdom, unity and purpose for the generations to come #ANCGPVeteransLeague ⚫️🟢🟡

betrayal and hope, forcing each generation to confront the question: is reconciliation truly possible? This question is not merely a narrative device; it is the fundamental ideological tension that has shaped, and continues to shape, the nation's identity from the 19th century

The series frames its entire historical examination around a central, challenging question: Across pivotal moments in South Africa's history, the recurring date of December 16th serves as a fractured mirror reflecting the nation's struggle between conflict and unity,

Masihlanganeni - Why December 16th is South Africa's Fractured Mirror. The Question That Defines a Nation A new animated series, "Masihlanganeni: Day of Reconciliation," offers a critical exploration of South Africa's history, viewed through the prism of its most contested date.

A party led by Piet Retief eventually arrived in Natal, creating a deep sense of Uncertainty for the AmaZulu Kingdom. There, they entered into negotiations with the Zulu King, Dingane. Read more here https://t.co/lBBs9OUCaF