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Sie kennen die Apartheit nur aus Kindertagen oder Erzählungen. In den 30 Jahren nach Nelson Mandelas Wahl ist eine freie Generation erwachsen geworden. Doch die Aufbruchsstimmung der Regenbogennation ist verflogen.// Von Sabine Schmidt/ DLF 2024/ www.radiofeature.wdr.de Von Sabine Schmidt.

Sie kennen die Apartheit nur aus Kindertagen oder Erzählungen. In den 30 Jahren nach Nelson Mandelas Wahl ist eine freie Generation erwachsen geworden. Doch die Aufbruchsstimmung der Regenbogennation ist verflogen.// Von Sabine Schmidt/ DLF 2024/ www.radiofeature.wdr.de Von Sabine Schmidt.

Nelson and Winnie Mandela were one of the most famous couples of the 20th century. Their relationship became a powerful symbol of the freedom struggle in apartheid South Africa, but it was also dogged by infidelity, violence, Nelson's long imprisonment and the oppressive weight of the regime they fought against. In Jonny Steinberg's recent book, Winnie & Nelson: Portrait of a Marriage, the South African writer chronicles a tragic love story that was both personal and deeply political. The book has recently been shortlisted for the Wolfson History Prize and Rob Attar caught up with Jonny to find out more. (Ad) Jonny Steinberg is the author of Winnie & Nelson: Portrait of a Marriage. Buy it now from Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Winnie-Nelson-Portrait-Jonny-Steinberg/dp/0008353816/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=se&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.KmlN3sG4q3MKXm4phhQXI0qL8CcrgGDdiVixMr6o5ljMCll4lG4iGfx_X9u-NA-eNhkb3jIHmQg8SuMBFHAHHA.7Lsc1sl0JyqIFd_6XD8Gopg5x2pRKfrW9Cv9wh5w-CY&qid=1732185976&sr=8-1&tag=bbchistory045-21&ascsubtag=historyextra-social-histboty Hear our interviews with other Wolfson Prize-nominated authors here: Andrew Seaton discusses the history of the NHS: https://link.chtbl.com/X8o4qJLu Nicholas Radburn discusses trans-Atlantic slave traders: https://link.chtbl.com/QpkyndNR Nandini Das discusses England's first embassy to India: https://link.chtbl.com/jW3oyUkb The HistoryExtra podcast is produced by the team behind BBC History Magazine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sie kennen die Apartheit nur aus Kindertagen oder Erzählungen. In den 30 Jahren nach Nelson Mandelas Wahl ist eine freie Generation erwachsen geworden. Doch die Aufbruchstimmung der Regenbogennation ist verflogen. Von Sabine Schmidt www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Feature

Sie kennen die Apartheid nur aus Kindertagen oder Erzählungen. In den 30 Jahren nach Nelson Mandelas Wahl ist eine freie Generation erwachsen geworden. Doch die Aufbruchstimmung der Regenbogennation ist verflogen. Von Sabine Schmidt www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Feature

Sie kennen die Apartheit nur aus Kindertagen oder Erzählungen. In den 30 Jahren nach Nelson Mandelas Wahl ist eine freie Generation erwachsen geworden. Doch die Aufbruchstimmung der Regenbogennation ist verflogen. Von Sabine Schmidt www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Feature

Forventningerne var overvældende. Apartheid-regimet var faldet. Nelson Mandela blev Sydafrikas præsident. Det er over 30 år siden. Nu har de sydafrikanske vælgere straffet Mandelas efterfølgere. ANC har for første gang mistet sit absolutte flertal. Korruption. Massiv arbejdsløshed. Kriminalitet. Fattigdom og endeløs social ulighed har kostet ANC magten og den unge generation tilliden til demokratiet! Nu står Afrikas mest magtfulde nation over for uendeligt svære udfordringer! Og det kan gå galt. Gæster: Christian Balslev-Olesen, Marianne Sandvad, Søren Bendixen. Vært: Steffen Gram.

Flere EP-politikere vil se på at sætte et gebyr på produktion af tøj ud fra hvor stor miljø- og klimapåvirkning det har. I Sydtyskland, Schweiz og Norditalien har enorme mængder regnvand ført massive oversvømmelser med sig. Stemmerne er gjort op i Sydafrika efter sidste uges valg. Partiet ANC, har mistet det absolutte flertal, det har haft i årtier. Vært: Adrian Busk. Medvirkende: Else Skjold, lektor i design og bæredygtighed ved Det Kongelige Akademi. Søren Bendixen, DR's korrespondent i Afrika.

Det var et politisk mirakel, der gav genlyd verden rundt, da Nelson Mandela i 1990 trådte ud i friheden efter 27 års fængsel, og da han fire år senere blev valgt som Sydafrikas første sorte præsident. Apartheidstyret var slut uden borgerkrig, og nu skulle partiet ANC med Mandela i spidsen vise verden, hvordan man med Afrikas stærkeste økonomi løftede det sorte flertal ud af fattigdom og skabte reel lighed.I tre årtier har sydafrikanerne belønnet ANC for dets rolle i kampen mod apartheid ved at holde dem ved magten. Men uligheden er stadig enorm, og korruptionen tager til. I dag er der igen valg i Sydafrika, og for første gang ser ANC ud til at miste sit flertal.Hvad er det, der er gået galt i Sydafrika? Og hvordan kan miraklet fra 1990 vækkes til live igen? Det fortæller Sydafrikaekspert og lektor ved Forsvarsakademiet, Thomas Mandrup, om i dagens afsnit af 'Du Lytter til Politiken'.

Eine historische Wahl, ein Wendepunkt – das sind die Schlagzeilen zur Parlamentswahl in Südafrika am Mittwoch. 30 Jahre lang hatte die Partei von Nelson Mandela, der ANC, die absolute Mehrheit – und vielen Menschen im Land geht es schlecht. Wenn die Umfragen stimmen, wird der ANC dafür abgestraft: Er liegt in Umfragen vorne, braucht aber wohl zum ersten Mal einen Koalitionspartner – eine Option wären die linksradikalen EFF. Was das für die internationalen Beziehungen bedeuten könnte und wieso die Menschen in Südafrika so unzufrieden sind, das ist Thema in der aktuellen Folge der Newsjunkies mit Christoph Schrag und Gina Thoneick.   Die "Newsjunkies" - ein Tag, ein großes Nachrichtenthema, immer Montag bis Freitag am Nachmittag. Kostenlos folgen und abonnieren in der ARD-Audiothek. Alle Abo-Möglichkeiten findet Ihr hier: https://www.rbb24inforadio.de/newsjunkies. Fragen und Feedback: newsjunkies@inforadio.de.

30 Jahre nach Ende der Apartheid leidet Südafrika unter Kriminalität, Korruption, Arbeitslosigkeit: Die Erben von Freiheitsheld Nelson Mandela haben viel Kredit verspielt. Am 29. Mai könnten bei den Wahlen die Weichen für den ANC neu gestellt werden. Ueberbach, Stephan www.deutschlandfunk.de, Hintergrund

Han har festet med Mike Tyson, drukket te med Winnie Mandela, blitt ambassadør for Mandela-stiftelsen og hedret av Oslo kommune for sin innsats «for å gjøre Oslo til en inkluderende og åpen by, fri for fordommer, rasisme og diskriminering.» Gjennom tegneseriehelten The Urban Legend har Josef Yohannes tatt kampen mot alt fra mobbing til klimaendringer ut til et ungt publikum over hele verden – etter selv å ha kjempet seg inn fra utenforskapet. Takk for at du lytter!

Südafrikas Lichtgestalt - was ist von Mandela geblieben? Autorin: Jana Genth Wahlkampfauftritt: Präsident Ramaphosa zur Lage der Nation Autor: Stephan Ueberbach dazu Korrespondentengespräch Machtkampf: ANC suspendiert Ex-Präsident Jacob Zuma Autor: Stephan Ueberbach

Government has announced that seventy fuelling stations have been selling watered down diesel to South Africans. Nelson Mandela's daughter is selling some of his most personal items, including his hearing aids. Jacob Zuma must now pay back R28m of taxpayers money. This is the News Worth Knowing this week on The Issue!Find us elsewhere:Youtube: @theissuewithdancorderInstagram: @theissuewithdancorder Twitter: @theissuewith Tiktok: @dancorderPatreon: TheIssuewithDanCorderInquiries: theissuewithdancorder@gmail.com

Heute vor zehn Jahren ist Nelson Mandela gestorben. Obwohl noch viele Errungenschaften aus seiner Amtszeit als südafrikanischer Präsident geblieben sind, hat das Vermächtnis Mandelas gelitten. Eine Mitschuld trägt seine eigene Partei. Weitere Themen: * Getötet von der eigenen Armee: Das Schicksal von Yuval Kestelman beschäftigt die israelische Bevölkerung. * Japan kommt der Kernfusion einen Schritt näher. * Wie wirkt sich Schnee auf die Psyche aus?

230705PC Bring back Nelson MandleaMensch Mahler am 4.7.2023Am 5. Juli 1991 wird Bürgerrechtler Nelson Mandela in Südafrika einstimmig zum Präsidenten der Organisation "African National Congress" (ANC) gewählt. Diese setzt sich seit 1912 gegen die Rassentrennung in Südafrika zur Wehr. Mit seiner Politik der Versöhnung leitet Mandela, der zuvor 27 Jahre wegen seines Kampfes gegen die Apartheid inhaftiert gewesen ist, den Übergang zur Demokratie ein. Bei den ersten freien Wahlen in der Geschichte des Landes 1994 erringt der ANC die absolute Mehrheit. Nelson Mandela wird der erste schwarze Präsident des Landes.Ich erinnere mich daran, als wäre es gestern gewesen. Aber es ist 32 Jahre her, als Afrika erwachte und die Welt hoffte, dass der schwarze Kontinent heller würde. Mandela war zuvor viele Jahre auf Robben Island inhaftiert. Im Triumphzug führte er Südafrika aus der Apartheit. Er wurde in einem Atemzug genannt mit Jesus, Ghandi und Martin Luther King. Und was ist heute aus der Anti-Apartheit-Bewegung geworden? Immerhin ist Südafrika zu einem der stabilsten Nationen auf dem Kontinent geworden. Und quasi der Opinion Leader Afrikas. Aber die Probleme werden nicht kleiner. Die soziale Schere klafft, Korruption und Kriminalität sind nach wie vor ein großes Thema, Seuchen wie HIV und Corona sorgen für politische Unruhe. Der ANC Mandelas verlor 2021 erstmals die Absolute Mehrheit.Was also ist das Erbe des charismatischen Führers Mandela? Immerhin hat er für Fortschritt gesorgt und Afrika Hoffnung gegeben. „Es erscheint immer unmöglich, bis es einer getan hat.“ ist einer der Lieblingsaussprüche Mandelas. Er hat es getan und die Welt verändert. # Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A granddaughter of Nelson Mandela has accused the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of using his legacy to promote their newest Netflix series. Ndileka Mandela said she admired Meghan and Prince Harry for leaving their royal duties but criticised their involvement in Live to Lead, a documentary series profiling public figures. The Mandelas have made no money from it, she told The Australian. Vanessa Feltz spoke to Royal Editor of the Evening Standard Robert Jobson about the accusations. #talktv #talkradio --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talktv/support

Homily from Divine Liturgy at the 23rd Annual Marian Pilgrimage given by Fr. Michael Mandelas on August, 21, 2022 at the Our Lady of Perpetual Health Shrine in Olympia, Washington USA. https://stgeorgeolympia.org/shrine/ https://stgeorgeolympia.org/

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Heather grew up in South Africa where she studied Architecture at ‘Wits' University in Johannesburg and immigrated during the Soweto riots to complete her degrees at Ball State University in Indiana.Prior to studying Architecture Heather attended the National School of the Arts and the Italian Dressmaking School in Johannesburg.She has lived and worked in New York since 1981. Her early role as associate with prominent design firms included a leading creative role with retail and residential projects across the United States and the world. This continued when she opened her company where she has worked with a wide array of clients. Always finding new and creative solutions often where others feared to tread or did not succeed, usually exceeding expectations.Always up for a challenge, and “never the same solution” she is passionate about the timelessness and elevation of each and every client that her team selects to work with. Her work currently includes work for clients from Holland, Norway, South Africa, the United Kingdom and China and projects lie in New York, London, Costa Rica, across the Hamptons, Los Angeles, Chicago and Florida.Any free time, when there is no tennis, is spent on the design and execution of her chandeliers and furniture line and exploring lighting and ever new technologies.Her marriage to the South African ambassador to the United Nations was at the time of Mandelas inauguration and her “front row seat” to all that transpired brought a new depth of understanding and inspiration to her work. After successfully combating the onset of cancer with diet and acupuncture, she adopted her daughter from China, thus adding another chapter to her always interesting stories. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Art and I take ANOTHER look at one of our most famous episode....THE MANDELA EFFECT. We take a look at some more "Mandelas" (if that's what we're gonna call them) that have sprung up between 2017 and now. We give our thoughts and try to debunk a few. We also get stuck on how REAL the Fruit of the Loom "Mandela" is. As always follow us on the stuff Merch Store- http://tee.pub/lic/doEoXMI_oPI Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/Artandjacobdoamerica Website- https://artandjacobdoamerica.com/ Network- https://podbelly.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/artandjacobdoamerica YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0rT6h3N2pWtlkxaqgIvaZw?view_as=subscriber Twitter- https://twitter.com/ArtandJacobDoA1 Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/artandjacobdoamerica/ ALSO! Make sure you're checking out our sponsors  https://cavemancoffeeco.com Suiker Apparel: Graphic Statement Tees & Accessories Use Promo code "AMERICA" for 15% off at Caveman Coffee  Use Promo code "Artandjacob" for 10% off at Suiker Apparel  

Unser Gast im Podcast „Meine Lieblingsszene“ ist diesmal DoP Anne Misselwitz aus Berlin. Erneut steht ein Dokumentarfilm im Mittelpunkt unseres Gesprächs. In „Afriques: comment ça va avec la douleur“ von Raymond Depardon bat der Regisseur Nelson Mandela um eine Minute Schweigen. Anne Misselwitz und Gastgeber Timo Landsiedel sprechen über dieses außergewöhnliche Bild.

Tomm Kristiansen er «stemmen fra Afrika» for en hel generasjon radiolyttere og tv-seere. Nå er han ute med boken «Afrikanske fortellinger». Vi møter han i samtale med Atle Sommerfeldt.Journalistikk på sitt beste er hendelser omskrevet til historier, en fortelling med begynnelse og slutt, som kunne inneholde fargerike personligheter fra bush og by, skriver Tomm Kristiansen i forordet av sin nye bok Afrikanske fortellinger (2021).Fortellingene er like mangfoldig og fascinerende som kontinentet selv. De tar oss med gjennom ørkener, storbyer og jungel, opp langs Victoria-fallene på jakt etter Livingstone, inn i Mandelas fengselscelle på Robben Island og til barnesoldatenes hemmelige skjulesteder dypt i Ugandas skoger.Tomm Kristiansen har vært Afrika-korrespondent for NRK i mange år. Han har truffet mennesker i byen og i bushen og vært øyenvitne til flere av Afrikas viktigste øyeblikk. Da han begynte en podkast med høydepunkter fra sine mange reportasjer i fjor, ble det en umiddelbar suksess. Det er disse som danner grunnstammen i «Afrikanske fortellinger».Atle Sommerfeldt er i dag avtroppende biskop i Borg bispedømme. Atle har bodd flere år i Botswana, og i årene mellom 1989 og 1993 var han generalsekretær i Botswana Christian Council. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tomm Kristiansen er en av norsk journalistikks fineste fortellere. I åtte år var han selve «stemmen fra Afrika» for norske radiolyttere og TV-seere. Men kjærligheten og engasjementet for det store kontinentet spenner over et mye lengre tidsrom. Han har tidligere skrevet åtte bøker med emne fra Afrika i tillegg til utallige kåserier, reportasjer og reisebrev. I 2019 startet Tomm Kristiansen en podkast på NRK med høydepunkter fra sine mange reportasjer. Den ble umiddelbart suksess. Boken «Afrikanske fortellinger» tar utgangspunkt i disse historiene. Leseren blir med gjennom ørkener, buskland og jungel. Opp langs de veldige Victoria Falls på jakt etter Livingston. Inn i Mandelas fengselscelle på Robben Island. Til barnesoldatenes hemmelige skjulesteder dypt i Ugandas skoger. Vi møter suksessrike advokater og vi møter jenter som må slåss for sin rett til å lære å lese og skrive. Det meningsløse folkemordet i Rwanda blir skildret gjennom både ofre og overgripere. Her møter vi en småforkjølet Tomm Kristiansen i samtale med Randi Berge Wandrup på fredagslunsj.

Die Inhaftierung des ehemaligen Präsidenten Jacob Zuma hat schwere Unruhen ausgelöst, die nur mit dem Einsatz der Armee unter Kontrolle gebracht werden konnten. Das Verhältnis zwischen schwarzen, weissen und indischstämmigen Südafrikanern droht zu zerreissen. Heutiger Gast: Christian Putsch Weitere Informationen zum Thema: https://www.nzz.ch/international/suedafrika-chaos-und-pluenderungen-in-durban-ein-augenschein-ld.1635977 Hörerinnen und Hörer von «NZZ Akzent» lesen die NZZ online oder in gedruckter Form drei Monate lang zum Preis von einem Monat. Zum Angebot: nzz.ch/akzentabo

Heather FauldingHeather grew up in South Africa where she studied Architecture at ‘Wits’ University in Johannesburg and immigrated during the Soweto riots to complete her degrees at Ball State University in Indiana.Prior to studying Architecture Heather attended the National School of the Arts and the Italian Dressmaking School in Johannesburg. She has lived and worked in New York since 1981. Her early role as associate with prominent design firms included a leading creative role with retail and residential projects across the United States and the world. This continued when she opened her company where she has worked with a wide array of clients. Always finding new and creative solutions often where others feared to tread or did not succeed, usually exceeding expectations. Always up for a challenge, and “never the same solution” she is passionate about the timelessness and elevation of each and every client that her team selects to work with. Her work currently includes work for clients from Holland, Norway, South Africa, the United Kingdom and China and projects lie in New York, London, Costa Rica, across the Hamptons, Los Angeles, Chicago and Florida. Any free time, when there is no tennis, is spent on the design and execution of her chandeliers and furniture line and exploring lighting and ever new technologies.Her marriage to the South African ambassador to the United Nations was at the time of Mandelas inauguration and her “front row seat” to all that transpired brought a new depth of understanding and inspiration to her work. After successfully combating the onset of cancer with diet and acupuncture, she adopted her daughter from China, thus adding another chapter to her always interesting stories. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

… A tree was chopped down and the fruit was scatteredI cried because I had lost a family the trunk, my father the branches, his support so muchthe fruit, the wife and children who meant so much to him tasty loving as they should be all on the ground some out of his reachin the ground the roots, happiness cut off from him. - Zindzi MandelaThis is an ode to Black love. The love that survived and the love that didn’t.This is an honoring of the sacrifice of Black men who could have loved more tenderly and Black women who could have received more softly if only the world wasn’t content on destroying them.This is an honoring of the lovers who sought refuge in each other and found it, if only for a moment. This is a space where we honor the gray area of relationships. A space that knows no blame. A space that honors that there is no manual for how to love during wartime. This is a conversation and an exploration of the life and love of Winnie and Nelson Mandela.Our heroes were humans and they gave at great sacrifice. Today we honor that sacrifice and look for the lessons by diving deep into the Mandelas' powerful legacy.Join GirlTrek’s Black History Bootcamp - The Prayer Edition at blackhistorybootcamp.com to receive specially curated emails with prayers, survival tips, speeches + dedicated songs to listen to for each episode. Together we will discover the stories of 21 spiritual warriors.Disclaimer: We do not own the rights to the music played during this broadcast. Original content can be found here:Soweto Blues - Miriam Makeba:https://open.spotify.com/track/7qb0KJZ0iXtS8LMSXCH353?si=t5ZnQGQjRiydvR4uzTBY_wLet's Stay Together - Al Green:https://open.spotify.com/track/63xdwScd1Ai1GigAwQxE8y?si=79Zk_xL5Ss6hoNLeUOipMw

Eine Stunde nach seiner Freilassung am 11. Februar 1990 aus dem Gefängnis bei Kapstadt spricht Nelson Mandela (18.7.1918 - 5.12.2013) in Anzug und Krawatte zu seinen Anhängern. Er streckt erst eine, dann beide Fäuste in die Luft. „Ich stehe hier nicht als Prophet, sondern als euer bescheidener Diener.“ So beginnt er seine Rede. Die Apartheid habe keine Zukunft, erklärt er und appelliert an die weißen Mitbürger, sich am Aufbau eines neuen Südafrikas zu beteiligen. Doch bevor er seine Rede beginnen kann, wird er zunächst zwei Minuten lang begeisternd begrüßt.

Apartheidsregimet i Sør-Afrika ville tilslutt løslate Nelson Mandela, men han protesterte. De fikk ham ikke ut. Etter 27 år bak murene stilte han krav. De andre politiske fangene skulle også settes fri. Det skulle bli valg for alle, forbudet mot politiske partier skulle oppheves. Tilslutt gikk han med på å bli løslatt. Tomm Kristiansen forteller den fascinerende historien om Mandelas løslatelse. Lyddesign: Lillian Grønning

Finally, after MONTHS of being in the tournament arc, we are finally done! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO In this episode, it's the showdown you've all been waiting for, episodes 61-64, the Yusuke vs. Younger Touguro fight! Who will win? Who will lose (C'mon, you know the answer to this!), and one of us really want to play Resident Evil 2 during this recording session. Follow and interact with us on our social media pages: Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/theyuyuhakushoow/](https://www.facebook.com/theyuyuhakushoow/) Twitter: [https://twitter.com/TheYuYuHakuShow/](https://twitter.com/TheYuYuHakuShow/)

Den sydafrikanska poeten och dramatikern Koleka Putuma har fått stort internationellt genomslag med sin diktsamling Collective Amnesia. Hanna Jedvik har träffat Koleka Putuma. För fem år sedan gick Apartheidledaren och den tidigare sydafrikanske presidenten Nelson Mandela ur tiden. 5 december 2013 dog Nelson Mandela 95 år gammal, i Houghton Estate utanför Johannesburg i Sydafrika. 26 år av sitt liv spenderade Nelson Mandela bakom lås och bom sedan greps och fängslades av regimen 1964. Först 1990 släpptes han fri för att sedan bli landets president mellan åren 1994 och 1999. En av dagens kulturutövare i Mandelas hemland är den sydafrikanska dramatikern och poeten Koleka Putuma. Hennes debutbok, diktsamlingen Collective Amnesia, har fått stort internationellt genomslag. I den skriver hon bland annat om kampen emot diskriminering och för mänskliga rättigheter Sydafrika idag. Och kanske framför allt om hur den har påverkats av arvet efter Nelson Mandela.  Hanna Jedvik hanna.jedvik@sverigesradio.se

Nelson Mandela gilt als politische und moralische Ikone - weit über Südafrika hinaus. Nächsten Donnerstag wird er 95 Jahre alt.

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Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump struck a little-reported deal agreeable to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The established border of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights will be honored as Syrian forces backed by Hezbollah have as of today routed anti-Assad forces out of the area of Syria that borders Israel. That added to the boldness of the Netanyahu-led government, which has now voted in the Israeli Parliament on a law that defines Israel as the homeland of Jews with Hebrew as the official language and that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. The law rescinded Arabic as one of Israels official language. The move was met with alarm by Israels Arab population, which says the measure is racist and sidelines them. It was also opposed by J Street, a prominent Jewish lobby in the U.S. and by the American Jewish Committee, which says the law shows that Israel is not democratic. To give us background and analysis on the Trump-Putin deal as well as the Jewish state law, we are joined by Middle East expert Phyllis Bennis. And yesterday, July 18, marked the birthday of Nelson Mandela who was born in 1918 in South Africa. It was a public holiday in South Africa and was marked by celebrations, large and small, of Mandelas life. The one most reported was the speech given by former U.S. President Barack Obama given at a stadium before thousands of people. As with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the U.S., there is a struggle going on over the true legacy of Mandela as well as attempts to sanitize him. Our guest is Coumba Toure, a coordinator of Africans Rising for Peace, Justice and Dignity. She is based in Dakar Senegal. For our Weekly Earth Watch segment, Oglala Lakota activist, writer and educator Corine Fairbanks joins us. She is a lead organizer for the American Indian Movement in Ohio and a spokesperson for Native American rights. She has been involved in protests against ICE.

Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump struck a little-reported deal agreeable to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The established border of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights will be honored as Syrian forces backed by Hezbollah have as of today routed anti-Assad forces out of the area of Syria that borders Israel. That added to the boldness of the Netanyahu-led government, which has now voted in the Israeli Parliament on a law that defines Israel as the homeland of Jews with Hebrew as the official language and that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. The law rescinded Arabic as one of Israels official language. The move was met with alarm by Israels Arab population, which says the measure is racist and sidelines them. It was also opposed by J Street, a prominent Jewish lobby in the U.S. and by the American Jewish Committee, which says the law shows that Israel is not democratic. To give us background and analysis on the Trump-Putin deal as well as the Jewish state law, we are joined by Middle East expert Phyllis Bennis. And yesterday, July 18, marked the birthday of Nelson Mandela who was born in 1918 in South Africa. It was a public holiday in South Africa and was marked by celebrations, large and small, of Mandelas life. The one most reported was the speech given by former U.S. President Barack Obama given at a stadium before thousands of people. As with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the U.S., there is a struggle going on over the true legacy of Mandela as well as attempts to sanitize him. Our guest is Coumba Toure, a coordinator of Africans Rising for Peace, Justice and Dignity. She is based in Dakar Senegal. For our Weekly Earth Watch segment, Oglala Lakota activist, writer and educator Corine Fairbanks joins us. She is a lead organizer for the American Indian Movement in Ohio and a spokesperson for Native American rights. She has been involved in protests against ICE.

I detta femte avsnitt av Golfresepodden får Johan klara sig utan sin vapendragare Anders som är på resande fot. Johan avslöjar att han jobbat i Sydafrika redan innan Mandela tog över som president i landet. Vår gäst Kerstin Klang berättar om fantastiska safariupplevelser men även ugglor och möss. Ola Sundqvist har varit på Robben Island och fått ta del av några av Mandelas tennistricks…

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the weekly Compensatory Call-In. We encourage non-white listeners to dial in with their codified concepts, new terms, observations, research findings, workplace problems or triumphs, and/or suggestions on how best to Replace White Supremacy With Justice ASAP. We'll use these sessions to hone our use of words as tools to reveal truth, neutralize White people. We'll examine news reports from the past seven days and - hopefully - promote a constructive dialog. #ANTIBLACKNESS Black History Month 2018 began with the city of Philadelphia commemorating it's first Super Bowl championship - and promptly being chided by many news outlets for mobs of alleged Eagles's fans marauding and looting in the streets in honor of the football triumph. Automobile titan Dodge was also admonished for exploiting the legacy of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in a Super Bowl advertisement peddling vehicles. The area of entertainment dominated the week with the release of Marvel's Black Panther. Much like the 2017 smash Get Out, the portrayal of black "superheroes" who use their time and energy in pursuit of justice is being promoted globally and critically acclaimed. Speaking of a "superhero," PBS released a superb documentary on South African freedom fighter Winnie Mandela. The film details her philosophy on counter-violence, her decades of service to counter-racism, and the strategic and international efforts Whites made to neutralize and dominate the Mandelas, all black people. Apartheid-style violence was on display in Gus's Seattle, Washington, where a black male was mauled with a baseball bat by White Terrorists. The Race Soldiers were allegedly motivated to violence because the black male was rumored to be sexually involved with a White Woman. INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943#

I det hyllade jubileumsavsnittet nummer 44 slår Palle och Pjoltas kontroversiellt fast att politiker är människor.. efter det följer helt naturligt recensionen ”Politikers olika sätt att ljuga på”. Det blir samtal om roliga hattar och huruvida SJ-personalen gör honnör eller inte. Vidare slår Palle ett slag för att säga upp sig från jobbet och Pjoltas svingar som vanligt åt alla håll och kanter. Ett avsnitt inte helt olikt men ändå helt unikt sett till sina 43 föregångare. Krister Fuglesang på er kära lyssnare.

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This week I speak with global CEO Whisperer, Anthony Howard, author of the book Humanise: Why Human-Centred Leadership is the Key to the 21st Century; a guide for those who want to apply moral leadership in business, government, and society to change the world.  In this talk we cover a lot of ground; how human-centric leadership will shape the leaders of tomorrow, the key abilities to become a human-centered leader, power questions that trigger a new way of thinking, and how organizational structures can alienate people from their life and soul. Anthony is CEO at the Confidere Group: that serve mentors to influential leaders, he is a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy and authentic leadership, and lives with his family at a farm in the countryside of Australia. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did! Did you hear about the Weekly Wisdom? It is a short email I send out just before the weekend. It provides you with hands-on and mindful next level leadership practices that will empower you to unlock transformation in our fast changing world. With ease and a soul of fun you can help people to gain clarity in their future. Subscribe via host2transform.com and you will receive the very next one. And if you sign up, I hope you enjoy it! 

I det sjätte avsnittet av Fortsätt Simma hör ni Felicia, Hugo och Frida prata om serier, identitetskriser och Mandelaeffekten. Lyssna och njut, nu kör vi!

Godmorgon, världen! 27 april med stämningar från Ukraina, analys av Putin och Kreml, reportage om helgon och en intervju med en av de sydafrikanska frihetskämparna från Mandelas generation. Krönika om skolan av Johan Norberg och så diskuterar Panelen bl.a. försvaret och första maj. I andra timmen reportage om det blivit något systemskifte under de åtta åren med borgerlig regering, vi utreder vad valet 25 maj ska kallas, satir med Public Service, samtal om Irak inför nästa veckas val, reportage från Brasilien om en ockupant-rörelse, och om Vitryssland i skuggan av Ukrainakrisen. Kåseri av Mark Levengood.

I Veckans avsnitt av Off Air handlar det om bikinidans i rutan, Mandelas kärlek till idrotten, vad pratar man om när allt skiter sig och så får tältresning en ny innebörd.   Lyssna direkt i iTunes eller genom att – klicka här!

The outpouring of condolences from across the world for Madiba shows that the anti-apartheid revolutionary and former South African president was a "global citizen," and he now "is at home with great friends," a spokesman for the family said in the first statement from the human rights leader's immediate kin since his death. "[The family] is humbled by the messages of condolences and support we continue to receive from governments and people of the world," Mandela family spokesman Lt. Gen Themba Matanzima said today.Matanzima, who is a member of the Thembu clan to which the Mandelas belong, spoke in South Africa this afternoon on national television.Mandela died Thursday at 95 at his home in Johannesburg, surrounded by his family, after fighting a long battle against a lung infection. www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com 661-467-2407  

Om en hjälte som har gått ur tiden - en ikon, en legend redan under sin livstid. En våg av varma hyllningsord sköljer över världen, men hur vårdar vi Nelson Mandelas arv? Hur förvaltar vi hans maning till fred, försoning och demokrati? Vad hände med Sveriges vänskap efter apartheidregimens fall - blev goda affärer viktigare än goda gärningar? Sverige var en avgörande vän i kampen mot den sydafrikanska rasdiskrimineringspolitiken apartheid. Bara några veckor efter hans frigivning i februari 1990 var Sverige det första landet utanför Afrika som Nelson Mandela besökte. Men vad blev det egentligen av den vänskapen när kampen var över? En av landets mest framträdande ledare, vid sidan av Nelson Mandela, är ärkebiskop Desmond Tutu. Hans stora tacksamhet till Sverige tyngs också av sorg över det svek han ser i vännens iver att pracka på det fattiga Sydafrika krigsflygplan. Hör frilansjournalisten Fredrik Sperlings reportage om deras möte julafton 2008. Och Desmond Tutu är inte ensam om att känna sorg och bitterhet överdet han uppfattar som Sveriges svek mot Sydafrika. Sydafrikanen Andrew Feinstein har i över ett decennium forskat om världens vapenhandel, inte minst den ökända JAS-affären mellan Sverige och Sydafrika. Resultatet blev boken The Shadow world - skuggvärlden. Dessförinnan var han aktiv i ANC under 90-talet och satt i det sydafrikanska parlamentet några år. Men när han krävde att vapenhandeln skulle granskas ordentligt blev han motarbetad och lämnade till slut både partiet och landet. Hör Konflikts Anja Sahlbergs intervju med Andrew Feinstein. Hör också samtal med Pierre Schori, tidigare socialdemokratisk biståndsminister, Magnus Walan från biståndsorganisationen Diakonia och Marika Griehsel, Afrikakännare och tidigare SVT:s korrespondent i Sydafrika. Konflikt ställer också frågan om hur det kommer sig att Sydafrika - nästan 20 år efter apartheidregimens falll inte har kommit längre i att jämna ut de stora klasskillnaderna och förbättra levnadsvillkoren? Frågan är högaktuell i landets många gruvsamhällen. Den nionde februari i år sände Konflikt programmet "Gruvdrift eller rovdrift" - om mineraler, mord och misär i Sydafrikas gruvnäring. Vad det blev av de bättre villkoren och högre löner som utlovades efter massakern på över 30 gruvarbetare i Marikana, sommaren 2012? Hör reportage av Sveriges Radios tidigare medarbetare Malin Olofsson, gjort för Konflikt i början av det här året. Vad är det för utmaningar ANC står inför idag? Sveriges Radios Afrikakorrespondent Richard Myrenberg beskriver stämningen utanför Nelson Mandelas hem i Johannesburg. Hör cokså samtal med Sveriges Radios tidigare Afrikakorrespondent Maria Sjöqvist på plats i Johannesburg tillsammans med forskaren Ylva Gumede. Producent: Kajsa Boglind Programledare:Daniela Marquardt

Unbezwingbar hatte Winnie Mandela an der Seite ihres Mannes Nelson gestanden, die schwarzen Südafrikaner nannten sie "Mutter der Nation". Doch als die Apartheid Geschichte war, häuften sich die Skandale um sie. Am 19. März 1996 wurde die Ehe der Mandelas geschieden.