Podcasts about Rivonia

Our Guest on this edition we have Picat Da Italian all the way from the East of Johannesburg. A pioneer in the South African Music scene who has been on it for years & is a big host of one of the biggest House Music events titled IEX (Italian Elegant Experience). We recorded this session at La Familia in Rivonia, just around the corner from The Ashmed Hour Headquarters. Sit back & enjoy this mellow set & if you wanna watch the visual of the recording, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTJoT6MmboILove, Peace & Music #staygroovy

This episode explores the Rivonia Trial, a landmark event in South Africa's fight against apartheid, where leaders of the ANC, including Nelson Mandela, were charged with sabotage. It examines the trial's historical context, proceedings, and its profound impact on both national and global movements for justice and equality. The legacy of the trial is highlighted as a catalyst for international activism and the eventual dismantling of apartheid.

  Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Alexia Feiteira the Owner of Zaras Cafe JHB about a small family run cafe in the heart of Rivonia which was started by siblings Alexia and Silvio Beretta with the help of their Aunt who started the original Zaras Cafe in sunny Ballito. Ever since opening in 2019, Zaras has brought the love and warmth of food to Rivonia ensuring a splendid hospitality centred approach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 59 of the VITAL HOOPS Podcast Bouna and Fernando continue the conversation on Palestine and its connection to South Africa as well as the global African Liberation struggle. Book Recommendations: International Brigade Against Apartheid, The Israel Connection, White Supremacy Confronted, Israeli Foreign Policy, Rivonia's Children, The Unspoken Alliance, The Unnatural Alliance, The Mission: A Life for Freedom in South Africa, Armed and Dangerous: From Undercover Struggle to Freedom, Nations Divided: American Jews and The Struggle over Apartheid, The Roots of Antisemitism in South Africa, A Perfect Storm: Antisemitism in South Africa. Mayibuye https://youtu.be/Ct25W1mc698?si=VNR8Uj2mlEUxJHUY Palestine & Black Liberation https://youtu.be/yu9pDaYFMEg?si=U_mXLgCeAFX9F0f6 Panafrican League UMOJA (LP-U) https://lp-umoja.com IG: lpufrance https://www.helloasso.com/associations/ligue-panafricaine-umoja-l-p-u/boutiques/boutique-librairie-ligue-panafricaine-umoja VITAL HOOPS X: VitalHoopsPod IG: VitalHoopsPodcast Facebook: Vital Hoops E Mail: vitalhoopspodcast@gmail.com https://www.vitalhoops.net VITAL HOOPS is 4 THE KULTURE

Programa de actualidad con información, formación y entretenimiento conectando directamente con los oyentes en La Diez Capital radio. Dirigido y presentado por Miguel Ángel González Suárez. www.ladiez.es - Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Hoy se cumplen 840 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es miércoles 12 de junio de 2024. Buenos días Ucrania, Gaza e Israel. Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil. El Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil se celebra el 12 de junio, con el objetivo de denunciar la explotación infantil que se lleva a cabo en muchos países del mundo, donde se obliga a los niños a trabajar, negándoles todo derecho a la educación, la salud y una vida plena que le permita su desarrollo y bienestar integral. 1898.- El general Emilio Aguinaldo proclama la independencia de Filipinas. 1917.- El rey Constantino I de Grecia abdica en su hijo Alejandro por presiones ejercidas por Francia en nombre de los aliados. 1940.- Franco firma un decreto por el que declara la no beligerancia de España en el conflicto tras la entrada de Italia en guerra con Francia e Inglaterra, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1964.- Nelson Mandela es condenado a cadena perpetua tras el juicio de Rivonia, junto a otros compatriotas acusados de sabotaje contra el Estado. 1985.- España y Portugal firman el Tratado de Adhesión a la Comunidad Económica Europea (CEE). Años más tarde, el 12 de junio de 1987, mientras está parado frente al Muro de Berlín, el presidente Ronald Reagan desafía al líder soviético Mikhail Gorbachev a derribar el Muro. 1990.- El Parlamento de la URSS aprueba la Ley de Prensa, que garantiza la libertad de información por primera vez en la historia del país. 2011.- Finaliza la acampada del movimiento 15M en la Puerta del Sol de Madrid tras permanecer 26 días en protesta por el sistema político y económico. 2018.- El Tribunal Supremo condena a Iñaki Urdangarin, yerno del rey Juan Carlos I, a 5 años de prisión por el caso Nóos. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Juan de Sahagún, León II, Cirino, Onofre, Nazario, Antonina y Basílides. Blinken urge a Hamás a aceptar el plan impulsado por EE.UU. de alto el fuego en Gaza. Alemania y la UE ayudarán a Ucrania a reparar y reconstruir sus infraestructuras energéticas. Hunter Biden, el hijo de Joe Biden, declarado culpable de tres cargos graves por posesión de armas. El Banco de España eleva cuatro décimas el crecimiento este año, hasta el 2,3%, y empeora el pronóstico de inflación. El independentismo pide la aplicación inmediata de la amnistía tras su entrada en vigor. El juez Llarena mantiene la orden nacional de detención contra Puigdemont tras la publicación de la ley de amnistía. Feijóo pide a Sánchez terminar la legislatura "a la mayor brevedad": "Es un Gobierno paralizado por la división". El Gobierno central lanzará “en breve” el registro para identificar los pisos turísticos ilegales. El ministro Jordi Hereu asegura que su departamento quiere “maximizar las aportaciones positivas del turismo y minimizar los efectos no deseados”, al tiempo que ha sostenido que el turismo debe estar al servicio de “la convivencia, la cohesión social y el bienestar de los destinos y sus residentes”Madrid y Canarias cierran el texto legal para el reparto de menores El Gobierno central y el regional todavía deben determinar si la reforma se aprueba por decreto ley o como proposición de ley. Las comunidades del PP rechazan el “acuerdo unilateral” Canarias-Estado sobre menores. Los gobiernos populare exigen conocer los criterios de distribución y garantías de financiación antes de pronunciarse. Hoy 12 de junio de 1986 nace María de los Ángeles Rozalén, cantante española. Así suena la canción de Rozalén que ganó el Goya en 2021 La cantante consiguió- el preciado galardón por su canción 'Que no, que no' para la película 'La boda de Rosa' - Sección de actualidad con mucho sentido de Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista socarrón y palmero, José Juan Pérez Capote, El Nº 1. - En el programa el Remate de La Diez Capital radio entrevistamos a Rosa Gonzalez de la Aleja. Concejala de Turismo del Ayuntamiento de Albacete que nos enseñara Albacete de la mano de la comunicadora de la Federación Mundial de Periodistas de Turismo, Eva Martínez Martín. - Sección en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista y coronel, Francisco Pallero y la economista Cristina A. Secas. Amnistía, inmigración, políticos y dos piedras…

The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation will today commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Rivonia Trial. The trial between 1963 and 1964 was a landmark court case in which ten leading figures of the ANC, including Nelson Mandela, were tried and sentenced to life imprisonment for fighting against apartheid in South Africa. The trial shaped the country's struggle for freedom and democracy. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Zusipe Batyi, Communications Manager at Ahmed Kathrada Foundation

Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Hoy se cumplen 840 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es miércoles 12 de junio de 2024. Buenos días Ucrania, Gaza e Israel. Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil. El Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil se celebra el 12 de junio, con el objetivo de denunciar la explotación infantil que se lleva a cabo en muchos países del mundo, donde se obliga a los niños a trabajar, negándoles todo derecho a la educación, la salud y una vida plena que le permita su desarrollo y bienestar integral. 1898.- El general Emilio Aguinaldo proclama la independencia de Filipinas. 1917.- El rey Constantino I de Grecia abdica en su hijo Alejandro por presiones ejercidas por Francia en nombre de los aliados. 1940.- Franco firma un decreto por el que declara la no beligerancia de España en el conflicto tras la entrada de Italia en guerra con Francia e Inglaterra, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1964.- Nelson Mandela es condenado a cadena perpetua tras el juicio de Rivonia, junto a otros compatriotas acusados de sabotaje contra el Estado. 1985.- España y Portugal firman el Tratado de Adhesión a la Comunidad Económica Europea (CEE). Años más tarde, el 12 de junio de 1987, mientras está parado frente al Muro de Berlín, el presidente Ronald Reagan desafía al líder soviético Mikhail Gorbachev a derribar el Muro. 1990.- El Parlamento de la URSS aprueba la Ley de Prensa, que garantiza la libertad de información por primera vez en la historia del país. 2011.- Finaliza la acampada del movimiento 15M en la Puerta del Sol de Madrid tras permanecer 26 días en protesta por el sistema político y económico. 2018.- El Tribunal Supremo condena a Iñaki Urdangarin, yerno del rey Juan Carlos I, a 5 años de prisión por el caso Nóos. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Juan de Sahagún, León II, Cirino, Onofre, Nazario, Antonina y Basílides. Blinken urge a Hamás a aceptar el plan impulsado por EE.UU. de alto el fuego en Gaza. Alemania y la UE ayudarán a Ucrania a reparar y reconstruir sus infraestructuras energéticas. Hunter Biden, el hijo de Joe Biden, declarado culpable de tres cargos graves por posesión de armas. El Banco de España eleva cuatro décimas el crecimiento este año, hasta el 2,3%, y empeora el pronóstico de inflación. El independentismo pide la aplicación inmediata de la amnistía tras su entrada en vigor. El juez Llarena mantiene la orden nacional de detención contra Puigdemont tras la publicación de la ley de amnistía. Feijóo pide a Sánchez terminar la legislatura "a la mayor brevedad": "Es un Gobierno paralizado por la división". El Gobierno central lanzará “en breve” el registro para identificar los pisos turísticos ilegales. El ministro Jordi Hereu asegura que su departamento quiere “maximizar las aportaciones positivas del turismo y minimizar los efectos no deseados”, al tiempo que ha sostenido que el turismo debe estar al servicio de “la convivencia, la cohesión social y el bienestar de los destinos y sus residentes”Madrid y Canarias cierran el texto legal para el reparto de menores El Gobierno central y el regional todavía deben determinar si la reforma se aprueba por decreto ley o como proposición de ley. Las comunidades del PP rechazan el “acuerdo unilateral” Canarias-Estado sobre menores. Los gobiernos populare exigen conocer los criterios de distribución y garantías de financiación antes de pronunciarse. Hoy 12 de junio de 1986 nace María de los Ángeles Rozalén, cantante española. Así suena la canción de Rozalén que ganó el Goya en 2021 La cantante consiguió- el preciado galardón por su canción 'Que no, que no' para la película 'La boda de Rosa'

Avec son documentaire « MK, l'armée secrète de Mandela », Osvalde Lewat s'est intéressée aux héros oubliés de la lutte contre l'apartheid en recueillant les témoignages d'anciens combattants de MK, la branche armée de l'ANC fondée par Nelson Mandela. Les plus anciens se souviennent du 11 février 1990 : l'image retransmise dans le monde entier de Mandela qui sort de prison après 27 ans, 6 mois et 6 jours d'emprisonnement.  Mais on a oublié sur quels chefs d'accusations il avait été condamné à la prison à vie au procès de Rivonia, en 1964 : complot visant à renverser le gouvernement, avec en particulier quelque 200 actes de sabotages commis par la branche armée de l'ANC, créée en 1961.À travers des archives et surtout des témoignages, la photographe écrivaine et documentariste franco-camerounaise Osvalde Lewat nous raconte aujourd'hui l'histoire de ces combattants qui ont risqué leur vie pour lutter contre l'oppression raciste du régime d'apartheid.  « MK, l'armée secrète de Mandela », sera diffusé sur ARTE mardi prochain, 9 avril 2024.Osvalde Lewat est l'invitée de VMDN. Au menu de ce Café Gourmand Mathilde Cariou a rencontré le grand photographe britannique Martin Parr à l'occasion de la publication de son livre Fashion Eye United Kingdom, aux éditions Louis Vuitton et de son exposition « Fashion Faux Parr » à la Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière à Paris. Laura Dulieu présentera la Carte Blanche d'Eva Doumbia qui investit jusqu'au 8 avril 2024 le Théâtre Public de Montreuil. Elle y présente plusieurs pièces de son répertoire et invite des artistes amis Nadia Valentine, Alvie Bitemo du collectif Les Amazones d'Afrique et le Chef Alexandre Bella Olla. Muriel Maalouf nous parlera de la réédition aux éditions Gallimard dans la collection de l'imaginaire du livre « Sitt Marie-Rose », de la poétesse et peintre libanaise Etel Adnan.

Avec son documentaire « MK, l'armée secrète de Mandela », Osvalde Lewat s'est intéressée aux héros oubliés de la lutte contre l'apartheid en recueillant les témoignages d'anciens combattants de MK, la branche armée de l'ANC fondée par Nelson Mandela. Les plus anciens se souviennent du 11 février 1990 : l'image retransmise dans le monde entier de Mandela qui sort de prison après 27 ans, 6 mois et 6 jours d'emprisonnement.  Mais on a oublié sur quels chefs d'accusations il avait été condamné à la prison à vie au procès de Rivonia, en 1964 : complot visant à renverser le gouvernement, avec en particulier quelque 200 actes de sabotages commis par la branche armée de l'ANC, créée en 1961.À travers des archives et surtout des témoignages, la photographe écrivaine et documentariste franco-camerounaise Osvalde Lewat nous raconte aujourd'hui l'histoire de ces combattants qui ont risqué leur vie pour lutter contre l'oppression raciste du régime d'apartheid.  « MK, l'armée secrète de Mandela », sera diffusé sur ARTE mardi prochain, 9 avril 2024.Osvalde Lewat est l'invitée de VMDN. Au menu de ce Café Gourmand Mathilde Cariou a rencontré le grand photographe britannique Martin Parr à l'occasion de la publication de son livre Fashion Eye United Kingdom, aux éditions Louis Vuitton et de son exposition « Fashion Faux Parr » à la Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière à Paris. Laura Dulieu présentera la Carte Blanche d'Eva Doumbia qui investit jusqu'au 8 avril 2024 le Théâtre Public de Montreuil. Elle y présente plusieurs pièces de son répertoire et invite des artistes amis Nadia Valentine, Alvie Bitemo du collectif Les Amazones d'Afrique et le Chef Alexandre Bella Olla. Muriel Maalouf nous parlera de la réédition aux éditions Gallimard dans la collection de l'imaginaire du livre « Sitt Marie-Rose », de la poétesse et peintre libanaise Etel Adnan.

The GOOD party will THIS MORNING launch it's 2024 Election Manifesto in Johannesburg. The online launch of the manifesto will take place at Liliesleaf farm in Rivonia. Party leader Patricia De Lille is expected to spell out the party's vision for South Africa ahead of the May 29 National and Provincial election. Sebenzile Nkambule spoke to Brett Herron, GOOD party's secretary general

Le nom de Nelson Mandela est passé à la postérité comme l'un des symboles du combat pour l'égalité entre les hommes. En effet, celui qui devait devenir, en 1994, le premier Président noir d'Afrique du Sud, s'était engagé, dès le début des années 1940, dans la lutte contre l'Apartheid.C'est à la même époque que les gouvernements d'Afrique du Sud ont en effet imposé un régime fondé sur la discrimination raciale à l'encontre des Noirs. Toute une série de lois rigides restreignent leurs libertés dans tous les domaines.Des activistes noirs fondent très tôt des mouvements, comme le Congrès national africain (ANC), pour dénoncer cette situation. Dès le début des années 1960, Nelson Mandela prend la tête de la branche armée de ce parti. Elle se livre notamment à des actions de sabotage.Un procès historiqueRecherché activement par la police, Nelson Mandela est finalement arrêté en août 1962. D'autres militants de l'ANC seront appréhendés l'année suivante. Accusé de sabotages et de complot contre l'État, Mandela risque la peine de mort.C'est en effet la peine que, depuis une loi de juillet 1962, toute personne convaincue d'avoir fomenté un sabotage risque de se voir appliquer. Nelson Mandela et ses co-accusés comparaissent donc en justice, à partir du 9 octobre 1963.Le procès de Rivonia, qui devait durer jusqu'au 12 juin 1964, venait de commencer. Il devait passer à la postérité. Avocat de formation, Mandela se sert en effet de ce prétoire comme d'une tribune. Dans un long discours en forme de plaidoirie, il explique, à la barre, les raisons de son combat et son rêve d'une société égalitaire, où tous les habitants, quelle que soit leur race, auraient les mêmes droits.Le procès soulève l'émotion du monde entier. Le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU demande au tribunal de ne pas prononcer de peines capitales pour les accusés. Le 12 juin 1964, Nelson Mandela est condamné à la prison à perpétuité. Il devait y rester 27 ans, et retrouver la liberté en 1991, l'année même de l'abolition de l'Apartheid. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Le nom de Nelson Mandela est passé à la postérité comme l'un des symboles du combat pour l'égalité entre les hommes. En effet, celui qui devait devenir, en 1994, le premier Président noir d'Afrique du Sud, s'était engagé, dès le début des années 1940, dans la lutte contre l'Apartheid. C'est à la même époque que les gouvernements d'Afrique du Sud ont en effet imposé un régime fondé sur la discrimination raciale à l'encontre des Noirs. Toute une série de lois rigides restreignent leurs libertés dans tous les domaines. Des activistes noirs fondent très tôt des mouvements, comme le Congrès national africain (ANC), pour dénoncer cette situation. Dès le début des années 1960, Nelson Mandela prend la tête de la branche armée de ce parti. Elle se livre notamment à des actions de sabotage. Un procès historique Recherché activement par la police, Nelson Mandela est finalement arrêté en août 1962. D'autres militants de l'ANC seront appréhendés l'année suivante. Accusé de sabotages et de complot contre l'État, Mandela risque la peine de mort. C'est en effet la peine que, depuis une loi de juillet 1962, toute personne convaincue d'avoir fomenté un sabotage risque de se voir appliquer. Nelson Mandela et ses co-accusés comparaissent donc en justice, à partir du 9 octobre 1963. Le procès de Rivonia, qui devait durer jusqu'au 12 juin 1964, venait de commencer. Il devait passer à la postérité. Avocat de formation, Mandela se sert en effet de ce prétoire comme d'une tribune. Dans un long discours en forme de plaidoirie, il explique, à la barre, les raisons de son combat et son rêve d'une société égalitaire, où tous les habitants, quelle que soit leur race, auraient les mêmes droits. Le procès soulève l'émotion du monde entier. Le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU demande au tribunal de ne pas prononcer de peines capitales pour les accusés. Le 12 juin 1964, Nelson Mandela est condamné à la prison à perpétuité. Il devait y rester 27 ans, et retrouver la liberté en 1991, l'année même de l'abolition de l'Apartheid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

05.09.23 Pt 2 - Rich Mulholland talks about about his experience with edibles after one extensive trip. Gareth trashes Rivonia and reveals some news about the alcohol industry… plus a new app that uses AI to simulate livestreams. www.cliffcentral.com

Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de al Diez Capital Radio. Hoy se cumplen un año y 109 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es lunes 12 de junio de 2023. Buenos días Ucrania. Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil. El Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil se celebra el 12 de junio, con el objetivo de denunciar la explotación infantil que se lleva a cabo en muchos países del mundo, donde se obliga a los niños a trabajar, negándoles todo derecho a la educación, la salud y una vida plena que le permita su desarrollo y bienestar integral. 1898.- El general Emilio Aguinaldo proclama la independencia de Filipinas. 1917.- El rey Constantino I de Grecia abdica en su hijo Alejandro por presiones ejercidas por Francia en nombre de los aliados. 1940.- Franco firma un decreto por el que declara la no beligerancia de España en el conflicto tras la entrada de Italia en guerra con Francia e Inglaterra, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1964.- Nelson Mandela es condenado a cadena perpetua tras el juicio de Rivonia, junto a otros compatriotas acusados de sabotaje contra el Estado. 1985.- España y Portugal firman el Tratado de Adhesión a la Comunidad Económica Europea (CEE). Años más tarde, el 12 de junio de 1987, mientras está parado frente al Muro de Berlín, el presidente Ronald Reagan desafía al líder soviético Mikhail Gorbachev a derribar el Muro. 1990.- El Parlamento de la URSS aprueba la Ley de Prensa, que garantiza la libertad de información por primera vez en la historia del país. 2011.- Finaliza la acampada del movimiento 15M en la Puerta del Sol de Madrid tras permanecer 26 días en protesta por el sistema político y económico. 2018.- El Tribunal Supremo condena a Iñaki Urdangarin, yerno del rey Juan Carlos I, a 5 años de prisión por el caso Nóos. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Juan de Sahagún, León II, Cirino, Onofre, Nazario, Antonina y Basílides. Zelenski dice que la contraofensiva ucraniana está "en marcha", pero no aclara en qué fase se encuentra. Ucrania reclama la recuperación de un pueblo durante su contraofensiva en Donetsk. Echenique denuncia "vetos con nombre y apellidos" en la negociación con Sumar y dice que no tirará la toalla. La mejor ciudad del mundo para teletrabajar es Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Se tiene en cuenta la calidad de vida, el nivel de las telecomunicaciones, la accesibilidad y el clima. El listado de las mejores ciudades del mundo para trabajar en remoto: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (España), Lisboa, (Portugal), Málaga (España), Palma de Mallorca (España), Heraklion (Grecia), Oporto (Portugal), Sevilla (España), Aalborg (Dinamarca), Niza (Francia) y Viena (Austria). Sigue el drama de la ruta canaria: 232 personas se juegan la vida este fin de semana para llegar a las Islas. Vox se queda fuera de juego en las Islas a pesar de su éxito electoral. El veto del resto de formaciones le dejan sin opciones de ser influyente en las instituciones. Solo el Ayuntamiento de Teguise depende de Vox para la mayoría. Noemí Santana y Alberto Rodríguez encabezarán las listas de Sumar por Canarias. Victoria Rosell, hasta ahora número uno de Podemos por Las Palmas, se queda fuera del acuerdo con el partido de Yolanda Díaz. Cristina Valido encabezará la lista de CC al Congreso por la provincia tinerfeña. Díaz-Estébanez ocuparía el escaño de la exconsejera autonómica en el Parlamento de Canarias. Jonathan Domínguez y Gladys de León, candidatos al Senado. Un pacto entre PSOE, CC y PP gobernará en Tacoronte. Sandra Izquierdo será la primera alcaldesa del municipio norteño. Hoy 12 de junio de 1986 nace María de los Ángeles Rozalén, cantante española. Así suena la canción de Rozalén que ganó el Goya en 2021. La cantante consiguió- el preciado galardón por su canción 'Que no, que no' para la película 'La boda de Rosa'.

Programa de actualidad con información, formación y entretenimiento conectando directamente con los oyentes, presentado y dirigido por Miguel Ángel González Suárez. www.ladiez.es - Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de al Diez Capital Radio. Hoy se cumplen un año y 109 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es lunes 12 de junio de 2023. Buenos días Ucrania. Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil. El Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil se celebra el 12 de junio, con el objetivo de denunciar la explotación infantil que se lleva a cabo en muchos países del mundo, donde se obliga a los niños a trabajar, negándoles todo derecho a la educación, la salud y una vida plena que le permita su desarrollo y bienestar integral. 1898.- El general Emilio Aguinaldo proclama la independencia de Filipinas. 1917.- El rey Constantino I de Grecia abdica en su hijo Alejandro por presiones ejercidas por Francia en nombre de los aliados. 1940.- Franco firma un decreto por el que declara la no beligerancia de España en el conflicto tras la entrada de Italia en guerra con Francia e Inglaterra, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1964.- Nelson Mandela es condenado a cadena perpetua tras el juicio de Rivonia, junto a otros compatriotas acusados de sabotaje contra el Estado. 1985.- España y Portugal firman el Tratado de Adhesión a la Comunidad Económica Europea (CEE). Años más tarde, el 12 de junio de 1987, mientras está parado frente al Muro de Berlín, el presidente Ronald Reagan desafía al líder soviético Mikhail Gorbachev a derribar el Muro. 1990.- El Parlamento de la URSS aprueba la Ley de Prensa, que garantiza la libertad de información por primera vez en la historia del país. 2011.- Finaliza la acampada del movimiento 15M en la Puerta del Sol de Madrid tras permanecer 26 días en protesta por el sistema político y económico. 2018.- El Tribunal Supremo condena a Iñaki Urdangarin, yerno del rey Juan Carlos I, a 5 años de prisión por el caso Nóos. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Juan de Sahagún, León II, Cirino, Onofre, Nazario, Antonina y Basílides. Zelenski dice que la contraofensiva ucraniana está "en marcha", pero no aclara en qué fase se encuentra. Ucrania reclama la recuperación de un pueblo durante su contraofensiva en Donetsk. Echenique denuncia "vetos con nombre y apellidos" en la negociación con Sumar y dice que no tirará la toalla. La mejor ciudad del mundo para teletrabajar es Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Se tiene en cuenta la calidad de vida, el nivel de las telecomunicaciones, la accesibilidad y el clima. El listado de las mejores ciudades del mundo para trabajar en remoto: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (España), Lisboa, (Portugal), Málaga (España), Palma de Mallorca (España), Heraklion (Grecia), Oporto (Portugal), Sevilla (España), Aalborg (Dinamarca), Niza (Francia) y Viena (Austria). Sigue el drama de la ruta canaria: 232 personas se juegan la vida este fin de semana para llegar a las Islas. Vox se queda fuera de juego en las Islas a pesar de su éxito electoral. El veto del resto de formaciones le dejan sin opciones de ser influyente en las instituciones. Solo el Ayuntamiento de Teguise depende de Vox para la mayoría. Noemí Santana y Alberto Rodríguez encabezarán las listas de Sumar por Canarias. Victoria Rosell, hasta ahora número uno de Podemos por Las Palmas, se queda fuera del acuerdo con el partido de Yolanda Díaz. Cristina Valido encabezará la lista de CC al Congreso por la provincia tinerfeña. Díaz-Estébanez ocuparía el escaño de la exconsejera autonómica en el Parlamento de Canarias. Jonathan Domínguez y Gladys de León, candidatos al Senado. Un pacto entre PSOE, CC y PP gobernará en Tacoronte. Sandra Izquierdo será la primera alcaldesa del municipio norteño. Hoy 12 de junio de 1986 nace María de los Ángeles Rozalén, cantante española. Así suena la canción de Rozalén que ganó el Goya en 2021. La cantante consiguió- el preciado galardón por su canción 'Que no, que no' para la película 'La boda de Rosa'. - Sección de actualidad informativa con Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista socarrón y palmero, José Juan Pérez Capote, El Nº 1. -Sección en el programa El Remate con el Director de Capital Radio Gran Canaria, Pepe Rodríguez. Elecciones, pactos, fechas... Caso Menas, Warrent Buffet y la Honda XL 750 Transalp. - Tertulia en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con: Rosi Rivero, Alfonso Caride, Matías Hernández y Virginia Teja. La mejor ciudad del mundo para teletrabajar es Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Echenique denuncia "vetos con nombre y apellidos" en la negociación con Sumar y dice que no tirará la toalla. Sigue el drama de la ruta canaria: 232 personas se juegan la vida este fin de semana para llegar a las Islas. Noemí Santana y Alberto Rodríguez encabezarán las listas de Sumar por Canarias. Victoria Rosell, hasta ahora número uno de Podemos por Las Palmas, se queda fuera del acuerdo con el partido de Yolanda Díaz. Cristina Valido encabezará la lista de CC al Congreso por la provincia tinerfeña. Díaz-Estébanez ocuparía el escaño de la exconsejera autonómica en el Parlamento de Canarias. Jonathan Domínguez y Gladys de León, candidatos al Senado

Introdução: No dia 12 de junho de 1964, um dos líderes mais emblemáticos da luta contra o apartheid na África do Sul, Nelson Mandela, foi condenado à prisão perpétua. Essa sentença brutal marcou um momento crucial na história sul-africana e no movimento antiapartheid. Neste artigo, vamos explorar os eventos que levaram à prisão de Mandela, as consequências desse julgamento e o papel transformador que ele desempenhou na luta pela justiça e igualdade racial. A luta contra o apartheid: O apartheid foi um sistema de segregação racial institucionalizada na África do Sul, que negava os direitos básicos e a dignidade humana à maioria negra do país. Liderada pelo Partido Nacional, a política do apartheid promovia a discriminação racial e a opressão, negando a igualdade de oportunidades e perpetuando a desigualdade. O julgamento de Nelson Mandela: Nelson Mandela, um advogado e ativista político, dedicou sua vida à luta contra o apartheid. Ele foi um dos líderes do Congresso Nacional Africano (CNA), uma organização que buscava a igualdade racial e o fim da segregação. Em 1963, Mandela e outros líderes do CNA foram presos, acusados de conspiração contra o governo sul-africano. A condenação à prisão perpétua: Após um longo julgamento conhecido como o "Julgamento de Rivonia", Nelson Mandela e seus companheiros foram considerados culpados de sabotagem e conspiração contra o governo. No dia 12 de junho de 1964, Mandela foi condenado à prisão perpétua, sentença que o afastaria da liberdade por mais de 27 anos. Impacto e consequências: A condenação de Mandela à prisão perpétua teve um impacto profundo na luta contra o apartheid. Sua prisão se tornou um símbolo da resistência e inspirou um movimento global pelo fim do regime de segregação. Internamente, a sentença aumentou a repressão do governo e fortaleceu a determinação dos ativistas em continuar a luta pela igualdade. A transformação de Mandela: Apesar de estar preso, Nelson Mandela se tornou um ícone da resistência e da esperança. Durante seus anos na prisão, ele se dedicou à educação, à reconciliação e à defesa dos direitos humanos. Sua influência se estendeu além das fronteiras da África do Sul, inspirando pessoas em todo o mundo a se unirem contra a injustiça. O legado de Nelson Mandela: Após 27 anos de prisão, Nelson Mandela foi finalmente libertado em 1990. Ele desempenhou um papel fundamental na transição da África do Sul para a democracia, trabalhando em prol da reconciliação e da unidade nacional. Em 1994, Mandela se tornou o primeiro presidente negro da África do Sul, deixando um legado de liderança compassiva, igualdade e justiça social. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/malhete-podcast/message

    Jonathan Fairbain speaks to Owner and chef, Naveen Singh talking about the fairly new spot that serves authentic Indian and Indo-Chinese cuisine in Rivonia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Relebogile is joined by Ower, Dayne Levinrad and chef Daniella Zoghby, talking about the new Middle Eastern inspired breakfast and Mediterranean lunch Deli, Shuk, based in Rivonia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In the middle of the twentieth century, in South Africa, Nelson Mandela organized a group of revolutionary freedom fighters to openly denounce the racist apartheid regime. Mandela and MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe) embarked on a dangerous, but revolutionary campaign of sabotage that fueled the burgeoning global anti-apartheid struggle.  In Spear: Mandela and the Revolutionaries (Ohio University Press, 2022) Paul Landau explores the pivotal years that led up to the Rivonia trial in which Mandela was given a life sentence in prison while many of his comrades were either killed, imprisoned or exiled. Landau does this by exploring Mandela's leadership role in MK as well as by highlighting the motives and actions of the people around him. Landau complicates the whitewashed “grandpa” figure so many of us have come to know Mandela to be. He gives us a detailed glimpse into the mind of the revolutionary and oftentimes violent Nelson Mandela that we so anxiously want to know. Robrecus Toles is a Ph.D. student in the Department of History at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on The Council of Federated Organizations and the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi between the years 1961-1965. He lives in Mississippi with his wife and three kids. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In the middle of the twentieth century, in South Africa, Nelson Mandela organized a group of revolutionary freedom fighters to openly denounce the racist apartheid regime. Mandela and MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe) embarked on a dangerous, but revolutionary campaign of sabotage that fueled the burgeoning global anti-apartheid struggle.  In Spear: Mandela and the Revolutionaries (Ohio University Press, 2022) Paul Landau explores the pivotal years that led up to the Rivonia trial in which Mandela was given a life sentence in prison while many of his comrades were either killed, imprisoned or exiled. Landau does this by exploring Mandela's leadership role in MK as well as by highlighting the motives and actions of the people around him. Landau complicates the whitewashed “grandpa” figure so many of us have come to know Mandela to be. He gives us a detailed glimpse into the mind of the revolutionary and oftentimes violent Nelson Mandela that we so anxiously want to know. Robrecus Toles is a Ph.D. student in the Department of History at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on The Council of Federated Organizations and the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi between the years 1961-1965. He lives in Mississippi with his wife and three kids. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

In the middle of the twentieth century, in South Africa, Nelson Mandela organized a group of revolutionary freedom fighters to openly denounce the racist apartheid regime. Mandela and MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe) embarked on a dangerous, but revolutionary campaign of sabotage that fueled the burgeoning global anti-apartheid struggle.  In Spear: Mandela and the Revolutionaries (Ohio University Press, 2022) Paul Landau explores the pivotal years that led up to the Rivonia trial in which Mandela was given a life sentence in prison while many of his comrades were either killed, imprisoned or exiled. Landau does this by exploring Mandela's leadership role in MK as well as by highlighting the motives and actions of the people around him. Landau complicates the whitewashed “grandpa” figure so many of us have come to know Mandela to be. He gives us a detailed glimpse into the mind of the revolutionary and oftentimes violent Nelson Mandela that we so anxiously want to know. Robrecus Toles is a Ph.D. student in the Department of History at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on The Council of Federated Organizations and the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi between the years 1961-1965. He lives in Mississippi with his wife and three kids. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/military-history

In the middle of the twentieth century, in South Africa, Nelson Mandela organized a group of revolutionary freedom fighters to openly denounce the racist apartheid regime. Mandela and MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe) embarked on a dangerous, but revolutionary campaign of sabotage that fueled the burgeoning global anti-apartheid struggle.  In Spear: Mandela and the Revolutionaries (Ohio University Press, 2022) Paul Landau explores the pivotal years that led up to the Rivonia trial in which Mandela was given a life sentence in prison while many of his comrades were either killed, imprisoned or exiled. Landau does this by exploring Mandela's leadership role in MK as well as by highlighting the motives and actions of the people around him. Landau complicates the whitewashed “grandpa” figure so many of us have come to know Mandela to be. He gives us a detailed glimpse into the mind of the revolutionary and oftentimes violent Nelson Mandela that we so anxiously want to know. Robrecus Toles is a Ph.D. student in the Department of History at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on The Council of Federated Organizations and the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi between the years 1961-1965. He lives in Mississippi with his wife and three kids. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-studies

In the middle of the twentieth century, in South Africa, Nelson Mandela organized a group of revolutionary freedom fighters to openly denounce the racist apartheid regime. Mandela and MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe) embarked on a dangerous, but revolutionary campaign of sabotage that fueled the burgeoning global anti-apartheid struggle.  In Spear: Mandela and the Revolutionaries (Ohio University Press, 2022) Paul Landau explores the pivotal years that led up to the Rivonia trial in which Mandela was given a life sentence in prison while many of his comrades were either killed, imprisoned or exiled. Landau does this by exploring Mandela's leadership role in MK as well as by highlighting the motives and actions of the people around him. Landau complicates the whitewashed “grandpa” figure so many of us have come to know Mandela to be. He gives us a detailed glimpse into the mind of the revolutionary and oftentimes violent Nelson Mandela that we so anxiously want to know. Robrecus Toles is a Ph.D. student in the Department of History at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on The Council of Federated Organizations and the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi between the years 1961-1965. He lives in Mississippi with his wife and three kids. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biography

In the middle of the twentieth century, in South Africa, Nelson Mandela organized a group of revolutionary freedom fighters to openly denounce the racist apartheid regime. Mandela and MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe) embarked on a dangerous, but revolutionary campaign of sabotage that fueled the burgeoning global anti-apartheid struggle.  In Spear: Mandela and the Revolutionaries (Ohio University Press, 2022) Paul Landau explores the pivotal years that led up to the Rivonia trial in which Mandela was given a life sentence in prison while many of his comrades were either killed, imprisoned or exiled. Landau does this by exploring Mandela's leadership role in MK as well as by highlighting the motives and actions of the people around him. Landau complicates the whitewashed “grandpa” figure so many of us have come to know Mandela to be. He gives us a detailed glimpse into the mind of the revolutionary and oftentimes violent Nelson Mandela that we so anxiously want to know. Robrecus Toles is a Ph.D. student in the Department of History at The University of Mississippi. His research focuses on The Council of Federated Organizations and the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi between the years 1961-1965. He lives in Mississippi with his wife and three kids. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/book-of-the-day

After the Rivonia Circle Think Tank announced that it is launching a political movement to run in the 2024 elections, another player will be in the national polls. According to the former editor and chairman of Rivonia Circle, Songezo Zibi, the organisation would not become a political party be instead started a campaign with the hashtag #SAMustRise that would appear on the ballot in the upcoming elections. "A political movement needs to be concerned with local issues. Whether there is a vote or not, we constantly implement, develop, and think of solutions at the community level." Zibi stated in an interview with Radio Islam International that the movement aims to include leaders with a proven track record of offering solutions rather than making promises.

Guest: Songezo Zibi | Chairman at Rivonia Cricle Songezo Zibu joins John to discuss a recent survey of 2000 registered South African voters by the Rivonia circle that has indicated that if any election were held today, the ANC's share of the vote would drop to 41% from the 57,5% that it obtained in the 2019 National Election.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The term “voter apathy” has become part of the common political discourse and is often used to give the impression that voters do not vote due to political ignorance or carelessness. Radio Islam International discussed with The Rivonia Circle's Songezo Zibi his latest opinion piece findings after almost a year of fieldwork, such as focus groups, surveys, community meetings, and online discussions. According to Songezo, he is convinced voter abstention is typically a very deliberate political choice.

It's Clash of Schools time! Today we have Le-keasha Die BurgerHigh school Going up against Sienna Rivonia Primary SchoolSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Clement is joined by Senior Lecturer at the Wits School of Governance Dr Kagiso Pooe, Director of the Rivonia circle Tessa Dooms and Research assistant the Institute for Pan African Thought and Conversation at UJ Vusi Gumbi where they are discussing if coalitions can result in stable governments South Africa. They also look at ideologies of South African political parties.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shaun Etchells, Rivonia and Sandton Franchisee at Rawson Property Group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Rivonia Circle Calls on SA To Come Together To Tackle Corruption & Poor Service Delivery by Radio Islam

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City-Zen is a community project registered as a Non-Profit Organisation, with the aim of creating cleaner, greener, and safer cities. Dan started out cleaning the Rivonia section of the Sandspruit River, spending 10 years cutting back growth and bush along the river banks to create the pristine environment it is today, which is now home to fish, ducks, walking and bike trails and is secured with cameras. During this time, Najen was actively working in the community tackling crime and looking for alternate ways to reduce crime through the creation of jobs for the unemployed and homeless. I spoke to Najen Naidoo about the project, listen here:

City-Zen is a community project registered as a Non-Profit Organisation, with the aim of creating cleaner, greener, and safer cities. Dan started out cleaning the Rivonia section of the Sandspruit River, spending 10 years cutting back growth and bush along the river banks to create the pristine environment it is today, which is now home to fish, ducks, walking and bike trails and is secured with cameras. During this time, Najen was actively working in the community tackling crime and looking for alternate ways to reduce crime through the creation of jobs for the unemployed and homeless. I spoke to Najen Naidoo about the project, listen here:

Na segunda parte do episódio 1964, as manchetes são: um líder sul africano é condenado à prisão perpétua pelo crime de sabotagem; os Estados Unidos entra na Guerra na Indochina; Mary Poppins é a babá perfeita; The Beatles cantam em alemão para conquistar toda a Europa; Monstros e uma Feiticeira vão estrear as novas sitcoms na tevê; e a canção que fará sucesso no futuro, com Pearl Jam, é lançada neste ano. Coloque os fones de ouvido, nossa viagem já vai continuar. O Homem da Manchete: Você, viajando no tempo! -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- 00:00 Intro 00:56 Música: She Loves You (em alemão) – The Beatles 02:55 Manchete: Julgamento de Rivonia com Mandela condenado a prisão perpétua 05:03 Música: The House of the Rising Sun – The Animals 06:28 Manchete: Os Estados Unidos entram na Guerra do Vietnã 08:16 Filme: Mary Poppins 09:41 Música: Oh Pretty Woman – Roy Orbison 10:57 Manchete: Construção da Ponte Forth Road, na Escócia 12:19 Manchete: Lançamento do jornal The Sun 13:49 TV Show: A Feiticeira 15:06 Filme: Goldfinger – James Bond 16:26 TV Show: Jonny Quest (desenho) 17:38 TV Show: O Monstros 19:05 Música: Last Kiss – J. Frank & The Cavaliers 20:47 Final

Guest: Nicholas Wolpe Heritage month begins as one of South Africa's foremost national heritage sites has announced the decision to close its doors indefinitely. It has stood to exhibit extraordinary artifacts that tell the story of the journey to democracy in South Africa as well as to stand testament to it. Liliesleaf is an 18,000sqm property in Rivonia, Sandton.   It served as the secret for the ANC, SACP, Umkhonto we Sizwe and the Congress Alliance, between 1961 and 1963. It was a police raid of Liliesleaf on July 11, 1963, that set the infamous Rivonia Trial in motion. Trust founder and chief executive Nicholas Wolpe, a descendant of one of the Rivonia accused, has been struggling to secure operational funding since 2009. He deems the closure and the lack of support to be a dismal injustice. He said the coronavirus pandemic further exacerbated the financial woes of the liberation farm and other cultural and heritage sites in the sector. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a cricketer, Jeremy Snape achieved international honours with England as well as captaining county side Leicestershire, but it's perhaps for his work in sports performance that he's best known for these days. Post playing career Jeremy founded Sporting Edge, a company specialising in inspiring individuals, leaders and teams to deliver their best and this was the crux of the conversation when we met. Jeremy was great company and his wealth of experience energised the conversation. We had a fascinating chat covering so many topics within performance, narrowing in on the mental side, through to the performance of teams, athletes and managing Mavericks, but we started by talking about selflessness and as the perfect example, a group called the ‘Rivonia 8' the name given to those that were sentenced alongside Nelson Mandela, to serve a large part of their lives in prison on Robben Island. More About Jeremy Snape Website - https://www.sportingedge.com/team-jeremy-snape.html Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Snape Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/inside-the-mind-of-champions/id1498626216 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jeremy.snape/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/thesportingedge?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysnape/?originalSubdomain=uk Show Notes - benryan.co.uk/podcasts Listen & Subscribe to The Ben Ryan Podcast: Ben's Website - http://benryan.co.uk/bio/ Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-ben-ryan-podcast/id1553400216 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3iUL1eLA7HFKt5gxO7Uf4j?si=oN9YN6uFRSSGbO6kR01ONQ Amazon Music - https://amzn.to/3shGDnO TuneIn - http://tun.in/pkdsm Social: Follow me on Instagram - https://bit.ly/2Z5QSit Follow me on Twitter - https://bit.ly/3ph5W7o Follow me on LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/3ah8Ftv Read about me - https://amzn.to/2NLu0Ck

Zanele obtained her LLB degree from the University of Witwatersrand in 2014. She became an admitted attorney of the High Court in 2018 after completing her two year articles at Ryan Lewis Attorneys, a boutique law firm in Rivonia which specialises in commercial litigation. This is where she gained her in depth knowledge of commercial litigation.   In April 2019, she incorporated her own practice called Macalagh Stanford Attorneys and is currently the Managing Partner of the firm. The firm specialize in Company Restructuring and Insolvency law litigation.   In addition, Zanele is a Liquidator on the Master of the High Court's panel of Insolvency Practitioners, a member of the Association for Black Business Rescue and Insolvency Practitioners South Africa. She is currently completing an Advanced Postgraduate Course in Insolvency Litigation at the University of Pretoria.   Outside of law, Zanele is a mother of two girls aged 11 and 6. She also runs a successful online swimwear store called Poise Swimwear. You can check it out on Instagram at @poise_swimwear Don't forget to tag us on Instagram @sister_in_law_ @zanelemac Sister In Law merchandise is available on the website shop: www.sisterinlaw.co.za (part of the proceeds go towards the Sister In Law Foundation which assists black female law students from less advantaged backgrounds). Send in a voice message and tell us what you thought of this episode or suggest a black woman in the legal profession whose story you would like to hear: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message

Si te dicen 'proceso de Rivonia' no lo identificas. Si te explican que Nelson Mandela estuvo casi 30 años en la carcel por ese juicio, ya interesa más. Para conocer a fondo los motivos que llevaron a Mandela a prisión traemos a Fran J. Rodríguez. HAZTE MECENAS DE SIMPLE POLÍTICA: https://www.patreon.com/simplepolitica | Envía un audio con tu duda o petición en: https://www.speakpipe.com/simplepolitica | Contacta conmigo en: http://www.adriancaballero.net/contactar/ | Escucha el podcast en: - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4LegGBQVQDsEvSxxLmxX08?si=CBYIaamQQlere84NGncz3w - iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/s_p2_799702_1.html - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdRY2RSPw1xg5g0N_hQCzWw Sígueme en Twitter: https://twitter.com/a__caballero

The podcast's first Pulitzer Prize-winning guest! (/brag), author Glenn Frankel joins me (and, once again, Ted Haycraft) to discuss his new book, the third and final of his trilogy of cowboy movies and the historical era from which they emerged — 1969's Best Picture Oscar winner and its only X-rated one, Midnight Cowboy. On this episode, we talk:- why Frankel was drawn to the movie as a way to write about the homophobia and New York City of the era;- how his book works as one of the first biographies of Cowboy novelist James Leo Herlihy (and a touching one as well);- the nuts and bolts of researching and writing a book like this;- and Frankel's remarkably concise, compartmentalized, yet encyclopedic style of writing the biography of a film's creation, life, and legacy.Also:- the intensity and serendipity of the chemistry between Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman;- the story of why United Artist's head Arthur Krim actually secretly rejected Cowboy's initial R-rating;- why director John Schlesinger deserves to be considered in the pantheon of Bogdanovich, Coppola, or Scorsese;- and why, despite its Best Picture Oscar, why Midnight Cowboy is to this day an underrated film.Glenn Frankel is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of two other books on film and the eras in which they were made: The Searchers: The Making of an American Legend and High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic. A former Washington Post reporter and bureau chief in London, South Africa, and Jerusalem, his other books include Beyond the Promised Land: Jews and Arabs on the Hard Road to a New Israel and Rivonia's Children: Three Families and the Cost of Conscience in White South Africa. You can find out more at his website.Ted Haycraft is film critic for Evansville's WFIE-14 and co-hosts Cinema Chat on its Midday show. He can also be found on Cinema Chat's Facebook page.Shooting Midnight Cowboy is published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, and is available online or at brick-and-mortar bookstores. Midnight Cowboy the film is currently streaming on Cinemax, available on VOD, and on DVD and Blu-ray from Criterion.

Located in Rivonia, Liliesleaf farm was bought as a safe house for anti-apartheid activists in the 1960s. It served as the secret headquarters of not only the ANC, but the SACP and Umkhonto we Sizwe too. Nelson Mandela, posing as a domestic worker, used it as a hideout. Now almost 60 years later, despite efforts to secure funding, the site that has been turned into a museum is in danger. CEO of Liliesleaf, Nic Wolpe - whose father was involved in the original sale of the site - is taking on the struggle of saving this heritage site with a funding campaign. This comes amid reports that several other sites linked to the anti-apartheid movement - including some of the homes Nelson Mandela occupied - are falling into disrepair. Wolpe told BizNews about his campaign to raise R10 million to save Liliesleaf in the short term.

Located in Rivonia, Liliesleaf farm was bought as a safe house for anti-apartheid activists in the 1960s. It served as the secret headquarters of not only the ANC, but the SACP and Umkhonto we Sizwe too. Nelson Mandela, posing as a domestic worker, used it as a hideout. Now almost 60 years later, despite efforts to secure funding, the site that has been turned into a museum is in danger. CEO of Liliesleaf, Nic Wolpe - whose father was involved in the original sale of the site - is taking on the struggle of saving this heritage site with a funding campaign. This comes amid reports that several other sites linked to the anti-apartheid movement - including some of the homes Nelson Mandela occupied - are falling into disrepair. Wolpe told BizNews about his campaign to raise R10 million to save Liliesleaf in the short term.

The incident happened on Sunday, 31 January and it is reported that cell phones, wallets and a watch were taken.

The Faction Election War Won (13) (Audio) White Angels Conquer the Dark Angels Marie Kelton 1-8-21 (David’s notes in red) During the meeting last night, I saw a warrior angel with a sword and he told me" I've come to help you my lady".  I asked him "help me with what?”. The angel replied, “With the heaviness and the oppression you were feeling. (She Could be representing the Bride here)  I then saw what looked like a dementor from the movie Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban. (H.P. is full of witchcraft and sorcery and people receive demons from this stuff.  The enemy we are facing are into this witchcraft big time. Through spiritual warfare described in this dream we will defeat the enemies spiritual and physical.). The dementor looks like a black skeleton with a black cloak covering its body.  The dementor floats in the air (Like demons), it causes pain by sucking the life out of people to the point where their only left with bad memories. (The witchcraft demons are making war against the minds of people. The enemies are overtaken by them.  Cant you tell?) After the vision at the bottom I would see the angel that talked with me stab the dementor with his sword which made a lighting effect throughout the dementor's body causing it to scream in pain and go away, but every time I would agree with the spirit of depression etc. the wound in the dementor would heal and it would try to hover over me again. (If we agree with the curse, the mind of the flesh, sickness, possession, etc, we give them power.  God says "Be transformed by the renewing of your minds”. Agree with the Bible.) When we were singing, the battle belongs to the Lord. I had an open vision, I saw a black horse with a dark angel on it to my right and I saw a white horse with a white angel on it to my left. They were charging toward each other. (I.e. the white angel was charging towards the right and the dark angel was charging toward the left. This represents the opposing angelic forces we are dealing with in the factions in. the church and state.). I saw this twice. Then I saw the dark angel on the black horse turn around and leave, with the white angel charging after it. (Victory over the enemies) Then I looked up at the ceiling and saw a bunch of white angels coming from the left and a bunch of dark angels  coming from the right. Flying towards each other. The dark angels turned around and flew out of the house. (God is saying get on the right side, do spiritual warfare, pray, and we will win.) During those visions I had a black and white vision of me in the throne room on my knees with a head covering on (Sign of submission to the Lord), while Jesus was on the throne, I was crying to him about something. This verse came to mind: Est. 8:3 And Esther spake yet again before the king, and fell down at his feet, and besought him with tears to put away the mischief of Haman the Agagite, and his device that he had devised against the Jews.  After this I saw the angel that talked with me stab the dementor with his sword which made a lighting effect throughout the dementor's body causing it to scream in pain and go away. We will win! The charge from the left and right is on. Bind the demons. Special Ops went into the offices of D-S lawmakers who ran to their tunnels when the An-ti-fa B-L-M put on their fal-se fl-ag show in the capital. The lawmakers were running the coupe from their laptops which the Special Ops collected with evidence. We are hearing Martial Law is at the door. Have food, water, money, and fuel to last 2-3 weeks while the loyal forces are cleaning house. Keep your tanks topped off and your phones and radios charged up. I believe the Jan 20 inauguration will not take place, many forces have been called to the capitol. The D-S An-ti-fa/B-L-M war has already begun. They are shooting people and will burn churches and prominent peoples homes, etc. As we have been told the Lord will use them to bring down the false leadership of the Churches as Babylon took down the leadership of apostate Jerusalem.  Things will look bad but the big victory will come at the end by the saints prayers and warfare and the coming of the Lord in His man-child leadership when the earthquakes and P-X come. The M-S-M was notified by the FCC that they are to produce President Trumps speeches or they will lose their licenses. Twitter, Facebook, and Google has shut the administration out. The E-B-S Emergency Broadcast System is in operation and ready. Presidential lawyer Lin Wood said Apple is going to do an update on all phones to shut down the EBS.  Turn off your auto update. https://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2021/01/apple-is-at-war-with-america-planning-update-on-phones-to-shut-off-emergency-broadcast-system-3739133.html USA inc. is bankrupt, NE-SA-RA / GE-SA-RA and the New Republic is signed and coming on line. Trump will get 4 more years. Some say March 4th, the original date in the constitution for inauguration. Thurs. 7 Jan. Trump Attorney Lin Wood Tweet: “Many traitors” to be arrested shortly… final list of confirmed traitors acquired during congressional vote” and "Now it is a Completed Crime... Many Traitors Will Be Arrested and Jailed Over Next Several Days"  https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-01-07-trump-did-not-concede-lin-wood-traitors-to-be-arrested.html Saints, unless you want to live under Satan and Co-mm-un-ism, Go to spiritual warfare!  We will win!  Jesus said, What we bind on earth is bound in heaven and what we loose on earth is loosed in heaven. Confess sins and Call upon the Lord to be our strength, wisdom, and to do warfare through us.  Bind the forces of darkness.  Stand fast and decree the end from the beginning.  Send the angel forces to cast down the enemies. Heb 1:13-14  But of which of the angels hath he said at any time, Sit thou on my right hand, Till I make thine enemies the footstool of thy feet?  14  Are they not all ministering spirits, sent forth to do service for the sake of them that shall inherit salvation?  Bind the witches and Satanists. Decree the fall of Com-mu-ni-sm in this country and the CCP, of faction, of lies, of slander, of deception, of the antichrist leftist forces of the media and tech giants.  Send confusion in the camp of the enemies. Send the enemies against the enemies. Cast down An-ti-fa, B-L-M, anarchists, leftist government leaders, and all traitors in the government, industry, the military, etc.  Use your born again imagination to see them fall. Send salvation, wisdom, strength, endurance, revelation, provision, and protection to the right.  And when you do these things hold fast the confession of your hope that it waver not for He is faithful that promised. Do not be moved by what you see.  Move everything you do see. As the Father sent Jesus, He sends you.  Exercise your authority for there is no one else to do it.  We will win as you do these things and endure to the end.  We have a Psalm 91 Passover. We refuse these demons and their possessed forces to take this country. Fight, war, and win in Jesus name.  Don't be moved by what you see, just by the Word of the Lord.   President Trump and Melania Escape Destruction Claire Pienaar - 1/7/21 (David’s notes in red) After praying for President Trump and Melania before going to bed. I asked the Lord to reveal more of what's going on to me, so that I have more knowledge and will be able to better discern in the coming days.  I dreamed I was on a high cliff rock overlooking a city below. I was right on the edge of the ledge of the cliff-face, on a blue double-camp chair. I was sitting with Melania Trump, holding her hand as I was praying with and for her. Melania had a beautiful rose-champagne coloured satin dress on, and we held hands. My hand was as beautiful as her hand – which shocked me. (A spiritual parallel since the Man-child and Bride in the Church is like President Trump and Melania in the natural.) (We take those we pray and intercede for into the rest by faith. And the bride, represented by myself, is quickly becoming so beautiful that she almost does not recognize herself. Jesus in manifesting in his people.). Riaan and Donald Trump were behind me, in the bushes – away from the edge of the cliff face. They were talking together. Riaan was explaining something to him. (Like Daniel and Joseph were types of the Man-child who advised the King.) I motioned to them to come look at the city below; it was orange and pink. (meaning warning and Sodom).  I couldn’t tell if it was fire or sunset, but it took my breath away. The city looked like Hollywood (Sodom) or some such sprawling type city with not too many skyscrapers, etc. Donald Trump would not come past the back of my chair. He was finished – tired and fearful. (So many turned against the US and himself.  Pray for him and he will make an even greater President. I believe he will run also for President of the New Republic and win. He has been greatly humbled by so many Judas’ and has lost self confidence. Also he is being humbled before the world many of whom worshipped him as god. God will not share His glory with another. This humbling may well make him more powerful. In his weakness God will be strong.  2Co 12:9-10  And he hath said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my power is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my weaknesses, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.  10  Wherefore I take pleasure in weaknesses, in injuries, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses, for Christ's sake: for when I am weak, then am I strong. (In the end the final victory over enemies will be seen as God and not man.  Salvation from enemies does not come by man’s works but by God’s grace.  The world needs to know this. Israel at the Red Sea was weak and God showed himself strong so that even the nations revered him for parting the Sea and taking down an army.) He stood a little ways away. I turned and said to him, “I love you, President Trump. I love you Donald” (meaning: ruler of the world). As I said this, he became younger and looked vibrant like the 1980s Donald I remember seeing in magazine pictures as a child. He said, “I don’t know that that’s enough” and I replied, “My love is going to have to be enough for you. It’s perfect love”. Then Riaan said, “We’ve got to go”. And I said, “Come, we’ll take you and Melania with us”. (A confirmation of love 3 times, just like Peter did with Jesus). We left the cliff-face and the blue double-camp chair, and we got into the silver van. We drove to a building, and I said to Donald Trump, “Now, you’ll go inside. They’re all waiting for you. The speeches have started”. (I remember knowing this building in my dream, but then I forgot about it until I shared the dream with Riaan later. I said to Riaan when I awoke: “It was the pentagon. I know because I’ve been there before”. I don’t even know if the pentagon is left/right/deep-state/CCP.)  (Its a little of all of these)   All I know is that in my dream he was in a safe section that could not be destroyed. We were waiting for the Pentagon to come under some destructive physical change; like a great shaking, eruption or explosion.  (This appears to say that the Pentagon will be destroyed but President Trump will survive. We have shared dreams and words where DC was shaken severely and the buildings fell on the occupants and God was saying he would destroy the wicked and a new more righteous government would be established.  We have had three dreams about the house falling in. This dream shows that the Military faction will fall too by the hand of God).  President Trump went in a side door, and I went in, in the spirit for a second to see him appear to a room of people. He was humble, and quiet, but ready to deliver a speech. I was then back outside with Riaan in the van.  Riaan and I drove away quickly, taking a side road into an area I know to be River Club near Rivonia in South Africa. (Rivonia is where the communist Nelson Mandela was sentenced in what is known as the Rivonia Trial in 1962-63, where he and 12 others were accused under the Sabotage Act of sabotage and attempting to over-throw the SA government. At the time it carried the death penalty.) (Note: they went away quickly from DC to SA. Trump too has been accused of attempting to overthrow the government and threatened with prosecution but Nelson became President after this and this shows Trump will be too.) (River Club perhaps denotes that only those who are “part of the club of the River of Life” are privy to be spared the coming destruction?). We were waiting and we were silent. I said to Riaan, “Are we far enough away from the destruction?” and he replied “It’s going to be so big and bright, we can’t really escape it but we are protected by the Most High”. (They cant escape it on the other side of the earth? Thats a shaking from D.C. to S.A. This is probably the shaking spoke of by Paul and Haggai where God said, Once more will I shake the heaven and the earth. You and I need to be ready for a Passover of destruction that will sweep away kingdoms including the apostate Church. Then we will go to the wilderness. In Haggai when the Man-child Zerubbabel began to rebuild the Kingdom of God on earth there was a great shaking of heaven and earth that will overthrew the throne of kingdoms of men in Haggai 2:20-23. It is mentioned here that this would be like an overthrow of the chariots and their riders (the factions of Church and state will fall at our Red Sea. The Egyptian historians recorded that they looked up and saw the Destroyer, their name for Planet X. This system is being guided by the Lord and is coming to overthrow those who want to bring us into communistic bondage. See Sandy’s dream below and Lakeisha’s dream on 12/21/20 of the mini Nemesis solar system, which includes Planet X that passed through wrecking the earth. Hag 2:20-23  And the word of Jehovah came the second time unto Haggai in the four and twentieth day of the month, saying,  21  Speak to Zerubbabel, governor of Judah, saying, I will shake the heavens and the earth;  22  and I will overthrow the throne of kingdoms; and I will destroy the strength of the kingdoms of the nations; and I will overthrow the chariots, and those that ride in them; and the horses and their riders shall come down, every one by the sword of his brother.  23  In that day, saith Jehovah of hosts, will I take thee, O Zerubbabel, my servant, the son of Shealtiel, saith Jehovah, and will make thee as a signet; for I have chosen thee, saith Jehovah of hosts. )  I received 2 Ch12:2 by faith at random when I asked the Lord for a word for this dream, with my finger on “and it came to pass”. In context here’s verses 2-4: “And it came to pass in the fifth year of king Rehoboam, that Shishak king of Egypt came up against Jerusalem (At this time the apostate Church are spiritually under attack), because they had trespassed against Jehovah, 3 with twelve hundred chariots, and threescore thousand horsemen. And the people were without number that came with him out of Egypt: the Lubim, the Sukkiim, and the Ethiopians. 4 And he took the fortified cities which pertained to Judah, and came unto Jerusalem.” (The leadership humbled themselves in veses 5-9 so the King of Egypt was not permitted to completely destroy them but he plundered them of their valuables. This is speaking of the DS war against the Church in which they will burn many and plunder them and the leaders houses.) Riaan received by faith at random (whole of Ch12 for context) Ezekiel 12:28: Therefore say unto them, Thus saith the Lord Jehovah: There shall none of my words be deferred any more, but the word which I shall speak shall be performed, saith the Lord Jehovah.   Shaking Three Times Harder Sandy Shaw, 12/28/20 (Don and Merlene transcribed) (David’s notes in red) In a vision I was looking outside the window where the porch is. The curtains were open. I was watching the cats jumping and playing. All of a sudden I saw a river and the Lord said, “Mississippi.” Then all of a sudden, all of it was beginning to shake. (Sandy saw the New Madrid Quake that split the country down the Mississippi and dumped the Great Lakes into the Gulf.) It shook so hard I saw the water change direction. Then I heard the Lord say, “Three times harder!” Then the vision stoped. I asked the Lord, “Are you talking about the coming earthquake?” And I got three heads for “Yes.” I went and did a search and asked about the earthquake that changed the direction of the Mississippi. The first thing I read was it was an 8.8. I kept scrolling down and reading the last one which said, “It was a 9 or more.” When this testimony was sent to Me Jeff said they experienced a loud rumbling noise that came as a result of a 2.1 earthquake that happened not far from us. Merlene’s note. I have been hearing for the last week and many times a day from the song, Hosanna, verse 1, “The whole earth shakes, The whole earth shakes.” We sang this song last Monday night, the 4th. (This song was requested in our meeting on the 8th also. Neither time was it because of this particular verse.) On 1-9-21 Deb got.  From a center column reference: (Psa.114:7) Tremble, thou earth, at the presence of the Lord, At the presence of the God of Jacob,     Select LanguageAfrikaansAlbanianAmharicArabicArmenianAzerbaijaniBasqueBelarusianBengaliBosnianBulgarianCatalanCebuanoChichewaChinese (Simplified)Chinese (Traditional)CorsicanCroatianCzechDanishDutchEsperantoEstonianFilipinoFinnishFrenchFrisianGalicianGeorgianGermanGreekGujaratiHaitian CreoleHausaHawaiianHebrewHindiHmongHungarianIcelandicIgboIndonesianIrishItalianJapaneseJavaneseKannadaKazakhKhmerKinyarwandaKoreanKurdish (Kurmanji)KyrgyzLaoLatinLatvianLithuanianLuxembourgishMacedonianMalagasyMalayMalayalamMalteseMaoriMarathiMongolianMyanmar (Burmese)NepaliNorwegianOdia (Oriya)PashtoPersianPolishPortuguesePunjabiRomanianRussianSamoanScots GaelicSerbianSesothoShonaSindhiSinhalaSlovakSlovenianSomaliSpanishSundaneseSwahiliSwedishTajikTamilTatarTeluguThaiTurkishTurkmenUkrainianUrduUyghurUzbekVietnameseWelshXhosaYiddishYorubaZulu Powered by Translate Printer-friendly version

If you have any questions if debt can help your startup, feel free to give Dan Zinn a call. Dan's firm, Rivonia Road, provides a much more bespoke solution than traditional venture debt.   We also talk about how Dan built a billion dollar hedge fund and XPRS, a small business lender.

Find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/32QvMcJ The South African Chamber of Commerce (UK) in association with Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli & Christopher Hayward CC, Sheriffs of the City of London present at the Central Criminal Court (Old Bailey) and Alderman John Garbutt JP, High Sheriff of Greater London Invite you to an online screening of the film followed by an interactive discussion with the creator and director of ‘Life is Wonderful: Mandela's Unsung Heroes' Wednesday, 18 November 2020, from 18:00 to 20:15 (access will be open from 17:50) Life is Wonderful is a documentary film by Sir Nicholas Stadlen, former judge of the High Court of England and Wales. He has captured the personal experiences of the last remaining trialists and their defence lawyers, sharing the human stories and the legal arguments used in the Rivonia Trial. The welcoming address will be delivered by the Rt Hon The Lord Mayor Of The City Of London, Alderman William Russell Closing remarks will be given by HHJ Mark Lucraft QC, The Recorder of London The Rivonia Trial, which sentenced Nelson Mandela and 9 other anti-apartheid activists to life in prison, took place in 1963 and 1964. The ten men convicted either died during their imprisonment or spent 27 years of their lives in prison, most of them on Robben Island with Mandela. They emerged in the beginning of the 1990's to win their life's struggle for a multiracial democracy in South Africa in the 1994 election. 2020 has seen the passing of the last two living trialists and last defence lawyer, all of whom feature in the film. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to understand the complexities of the times and to engage with Sir Nick who has so much more to share that did not make the final cut.

Traditionally a lawyer's own views and political affiliation are irrelevant to the pursuit of the legal process. This lecture will examine - and celebrate - the work of lawyers who have crossed the usual lines and worked for political change. It will look at the life of South African advocate Bram Fischer, who defended Nelson Mandela at the Rivonia trial, and was himself prosecuted for sabotage and sentenced to life in prison. It will consider modern examples of lawyers paying a heavy price for political engagement, as well as the ethical issues which are engaged - how far can a lawyer go?A lecture by Thomas Grant QC 19 OctoberThe transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: https://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/political-lawyerGresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so public lectures a week being made available for free download from our website. There are currently over 2,000 lectures free to access or download from the website.Website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk Twitter: http://twitter.com/GreshamCollege Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greshamcollege Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/greshamcollege

Andrew Mlangeni was one of the ANC's first MK members to be trained in communist China and to meet “Chairman Mao” in 1962. Back home, Mlangeni disguised himself as a priest to recruit others into the armed struggle and became known as “Robot”. In mid-1964, Mlangeni and seven other Rivonia trialists – including Denis Goldberg, “Kathy” Kathrada, Raymond Mhlaba and Elias Motsoaledi – were convicted of conspiring to overthrow the apartheid government by violent revolution. For that, Mlangeni was jailed for over 26 years. He only tasted freedom again at the age of 64 in late 1989. Here's a snapshot of Andrew Mlangeni's life … in his own voice. Credits: Angie Kapelianis, Danny Booysen and Radio Diaries (USA). © SABC 2020. No unauthorised use, copying, adaptation or reproduction permitted without prior written consent of the SABC. The music that you heard was from the late Art Pepper's albums, “Living Legend” and “The Way It Was”…

shutterstock South African human rights lawyer and advocate George Bizos passed away on 9 September 2020. Bizos was famous as a fighter for human rights and was one of Nelson Mandela’s lawyers in the Rivonia trial. He also represented anti-apartheid struggle icons like Ahmed Kathrada. Bizos left an important legacy in South Africa. In today’s episode of Pasha Kylie Thomas, a research fellow at the NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies in the Netherlands, pays tribute to George Bizos and discusses his influence. Portrait of Advocate George Bizos by Adrian Steirn. Image Courtesy of Adrian Steirn/21Icons Photo: “George Bizos attending Ahmed Kathrada funeral at Westpark cemetery.” By Mike Brown found on Shutterstock Music “Happy African Village” by John Bartmann, found on FreeMusicArchive.org licensed under CC0 1. “The Sad Dwarf” by Unheard Music Concepts, found on FreeMusicArchive.org licensed under Attribution License..

Founder and CEO of the National Heritage Site, Liliesleaf, Nicholas Wolpe, joins Africa to reflect on how Heritage Day and history intertwine. Liliesleaf is the site where the Rivonia triallists were arrested for colluding against the apartheid government. Guest: Nicholas Wolpe, Founder And Chief Executive at Liliesleaf Trust Host: Africa Melane Topic: Preserving memory and meaning See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nic Wolpe is the son of struggle lawyer Harold Wolpe, who was arrested during the Rivonia raid, but escaped. The Rivonia trialists were represented by a team which included the late George Bizos.  He spoke to Refilwe Moloto to pay tribute to the renowned champion of justice and human rights. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

This is the first of a two-part tribute to Denis Goldberg, hero of the struggle for the liberation of South Africa. It deals with his early life, how he became active in the fight against apartheid and the important contribution he made. It also covers the Rivonia trial, where Denis was sentenced with Mandela and others to life imprisonment, and with the twenty-two years he spent in prison. The article reflects on Denis approach to politics and life: his sacrifice, dedication and sense of comradeship also his thoughtfulness, sense of humour and boundless optimism. Denis contributed to The Socialist Correspondent and was a speaker at our conferences – he was an inspiration to us all and will be greatly missed.

I spoke with Senseis Lars Niehaus and Stephan Steyn about karate as a martial art. The discussion covered the purpose and development of karate, the focus of traditional karate, the guiding principles of karate (dojo kun), advice for parents and adult beginners, what it takes to be a good karateka and much more! Sensei Lars Bio: I started karate in or about September 1981 while studying at University in Pietermaritzburg.  I joined the university karate club which was headed up by an instructor called Peter Schoerie who, in turn fell under Sensei Rob Ferriere. My introduction into the martial (and fighting) arts began at age 8 or 9 when my late father, a judoka, took me to boxing at the Hugenote Amateur Boxing Club under the tutelage of the late “Oom” Naas Botes.  Oom Naas was a very strict and hard taskmaster but he loved his boys and taught us good values.  The club was (and still is) situated at the Brixton Recreation Centre in south-western Johannesburg.  I loved boxing. It was during this time that I met Sensei Stan Schmidt at the home of some boyhood friends of mine.  Their father was also a judoka. It was then that the seed was planted that I wanted to do karate and remain involved in the fighting arts scene for the rest of my life. I had no idea how I would get there or anything like that, but I just knew it would happen.  Why I stopped boxing (something I was very upset about) is because I had to go to boarding school in Kwa-Zulu Natal at the age of 11. Fast forward to sometime during 1981 and the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Pietermaritzburg Law Library – I was sitting next to another guy studying.  During a short break, we introduced ourselves to one another and he turned out to be Peter Schoerie.  For some reason, the conversation turned to fighting and karate.  I told him that I wanted to start karate and had no idea where.  He told me he was the one to talk to and that is where my karate career started. I was terrible at the beginning.  In fact, when it came time to attempt my grade for 8th kyu (yellow belt) a few months later, Sensei Rob Ferriere – who scared the hell out of me with his Mexican Zapata-style moustache and French-Mauritian accent – I failed.  Sensei Rob's comment “not ready yet…”. I did soldier on and, subsequent to moving to Johannesburg and being told by the late Sensei Derrick Geyer to report to the morning class (Sensei Stan Schmidt's Early Birds class) while I was still a purple belt in 1986, I attained the rank of shodan (first dan) in March 1987. I have continued training over the years and currently hold the rank of Godan (fifth dan) and run my own dojo (school) in Rivonia, northern Johannesburg. Sensei Stephan Bio: Stephan is a Japanese registered 4th Dan (Yondan) instructor in the World Shotokan Karate-do Federation with both national and international competition experience. His karate career spans over 26 years of training with top class senior Shotokan instructors. Highlights of the almost three decades include Shodan grading at the age of 16 (Malcolm Dorfman Sensei), representing South Africa at the KWF World Championships in Norway (2009), being part of the Student National WKF team competing at the student World championships in Slovakia (2012) and receiving Yondan from Hitoshi Kasuya Sensei in 2016.  Stephan teaches at their Potchefstroom dojo with his wife, also a Yondan instructor. They believe in not only teaching the physical aspects of karate but also the use of karate principles to improve each student's abilities and the application of these principles in all areas of life. The dojo kun (training hall rules) - Guiding Principles of Karate: 1) Character Hitotsu, jinkaku kansei ni tsutomeru koto Strive for the perfection of character 2) Sincerity Hitotsu, makoto no michi wo mamoru koto Protect the way of the truth 3) Effort Hitotsu, doryoku no seishin wo yashinau koto Foster the effort of spirit 4) Etiquette Hitotsu, reigi wo omonzuru koto  Respect the principles of etiquette 5) Self control Hitotsu, kekki no yū wo imashimuru koto Guard against impetuous courage “Karate is in your head”- Sensei Rob Ferriere: Some reading on psychology and getting into the “zone”: Karageorghis, C. I., & Terry, P. C. (2011). Inside sport psychology. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. Evans, C. (2019). Perform Under Pressure. HarperCollins. YouTube resource: Jesse Enkamp: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRIeMHsEdzA9RroG19kXdYg  

Nelson Mandela was Accused Number One in the Rivonia Sabotage Trial at the Palace of Justice in Pretoria between October 1963 and June 1964. The Rivonia Trial is regarded as one of the most politically significant court cases in South Africa's history. During that eight-month trial, 45-year-old Mandela established himself as one of the country's foremost political figures. From the dock, he declared that he was prepared to die for a democratic and free South Africa. Sandra de Lange and Angie Kapelianis reflect on the Rivonia trial, its impact and significance. Credits: Sandra de Lange, Angie Kapelianis, Elsabe Smit, Danny Booysen and the SABC Media Libraries. © SABC 2020. No unauthorised use, copying, adaptation or reproduction permitted without prior written consent of the SABC.

Government's "special official" funeral for the last Rivonia trialist to pass away, Andrew Mlangeni, will be held at the University of Johannesburg in Soweto THIS MORNING (Wednesday 29/07/2020) at about nine o'clock. Ninety-five-year-old Mlangeni died at 1 Military Hospital in Pretoria last Wednesday (22/07/2020). He was one of the ANC's first MK members to be trained in China and to meet "Chairman Mao" in 1962. Back home, Mlangeni disguised himself as a priest to recruit others into the armed struggle and became known as "Robot". In mid-1964, Mlangeni and seven other Rivonia trialists - including Denis Goldberg, "Kathy" Kathrada, Raymond Mhlaba and Elias Motsoaledi - were convicted of conspiring to overthrow the apartheid government. For that, Mlangeni was jailed for over 26 years. He only tasted freedom again at the age of 64 in late 1989

ANC veterans have criticised the governing party for having former president Jacob Zuma lead a memorial service paying tribute to the late struggle veteran Andrew Mlangeni. In a letter directed to the party's general manager, Febe Potgieter-Gqubule, the veterans bemoaned what they called the "unsuitability" of choosing Zuma to fulfil such an important role. Zuma was a keynote speaker at a virtual memorial honouring Mlangeni, the last remaining Rivonia trialist on Friday. Mlangeni, who celebrated his 95th birthday last month, died last Tuesday night at the 1 Military hospital in Pretoria after being admitted with abdominal complaint.

Listen to the Sat. July 25, 2020 edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features a PANW report with dispatches on the recent removal of the Prime Minister of the Horn of Africa nation of Somalia in a parliamentary vote of no-confidence; condolences are pouring in to the East African state of Tanzania where former President Benjamin Mkapa passed away this week; Iran has strongly condemned an aviation incident on July 24 where a United States warplane forced a commercial jet flying over Syria to descend; and a number of experts in the U.S. are advising that the country be placed once again on lockdown in order to stem the rising tide of COVID-19 infections. In the second hour we look at the recent passing of African National Congress (ANC) stalwart and Rivonia trial survivor Andrew Mlangeni in South Africa. President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has delivered a briefing on the status of the measures to address the pandemic inside the country. We will hear a briefing from World Health Organization Director General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in Geneva. Finally we review the historic Detroit Black Rebellion of July 1967 on the 53rd anniversary of the event. 

Tribute continue to pour in for Struggle stalwart and the last surviving Rivonia Trialist Andrew Mlangeni. This after the struggle veteran passed away overnight at the age of 95. He was admitted to 1 Military Hospital in Pretoria last night following an abdominal complaint. Mlangeni was the last surviving Rivonia Trialist - who spent more than 20 years on Robben Island after his conviction at the Treason Trial in 1964. As we remember Mlangeni, our reporter Zinziswa Mani, takes a look at his journey.

BizNews — * Thousands of South African restaurant and bar owners placed tables and chairs on the streets outside their premises on Wednesday in a nationwide protest against lockdown restrictions that prevent them from selling alcohol or trading after 9pm. * Retail sales plunged 50% in April, says Statistics SA. * Not even a record rally can entice foreign investors to South African gold stocks. * The University of the Witwatersrand has appointed Maurice Radebe as the new Head and Director of the Wits Business School. * Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced a night-time curfew and other measures to tackle rising Covid-19 infections, though critics say these measures are linked to growing discontent over his rule. * End of an era as last Rivonia trialist, Andrew Mlangeni, has died after being admitted to hospital with stomach complaints. President Ramaphosa said: “The passing of Andrew Mekete Mlangeni signifies the end of a generational history and places our future squarely in our hands."

BizNews — * Thousands of South African restaurant and bar owners placed tables and chairs on the streets outside their premises on Wednesday in a nationwide protest against lockdown restrictions that prevent them from selling alcohol or trading after 9pm. * Retail sales plunged 50% in April, says Statistics SA. * Not even a record rally can entice foreign investors to South African gold stocks. * The University of the Witwatersrand has appointed Maurice Radebe as the new Head and Director of the Wits Business School. * Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced a night-time curfew and other measures to tackle rising Covid-19 infections, though critics say these measures are linked to growing discontent over his rule. * End of an era as last Rivonia trialist, Andrew Mlangeni, has died after being admitted to hospital with stomach complaints. President Ramaphosa said: “The passing of Andrew Mekete Mlangeni signifies the end of a generational history and places our future squarely in our hands."

Die laaste oorlewende van die aangeklaagdes in die Rivonia verhoor, Andrew Mlangeni sterf 'n maand en 'n half na sy 95ste verjaardag; Ons praat met een van sy oud-kollegas oor sy lewe en hoe hy as mens was; Ons kry verdere reaksie op die SAUK se besluit om sy afleggingsproses vir eers te staak; en nog 'n seeskilpad vrek weens besoedeling in ons oseane....

Guest: Journalist and Press Ombudsman Pippa Green

Simple English News Daily in 7 minutes.World news in easy, clear language, for English learners and people with English as a second language.Friday 1st May 2020. Transcript- Note: The transcript may not be complete, because of a lack of space. Also, it may contain errors, and does not include external audio. -1 million people are confirmed to have recovered from coronavirus worldwide.-Starting in Europe…In the UK, prime minister Boris Johnson said yesterday that the epidemic has passed its peak. The UK has the second highest death toll in Europe, after Italy. Johnson said that it is not yet the time to relax restrictions. The Prime Minister also said that people may be encouraged to wear face masks soon…France has also changed its position on face masks. The government is now saying that face masks will be important for people to return to work. In Germany people are required to wear face masks on public transport and in shops. Chancellor Angela Merkel announced yesterday that most public places can now reopen, however schools remain closed.In Italy different regions are making their own decisions of how to end lockdowns.-AsiaIn Lebanon protests are continuing. Demonstrators are protesting against rising food prices and rapid inflation. The Lebanese pound has lost half its value since October.India is mourning the loss of two Bollywood stars. Irrfan Khan died on Wednesday, and was well known by Western audiences for Life of Pi and Slumdog Millionaire. Rishi Kapoor was famous as a romantic hero from Bollywood films of the 70s and 80s.In Russia, the Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has confirmed that he has coronavirus. Covid 19 infections have risen dramatically in Russia this week, with total infections now over 100,000.Both South Korea and Hong Kong have announced no new coronavirus cases.AfricaIn Ethipia people have been forcibly removed from their homes. Amnesty International say that at least one thousand people have been made homeless by municipal authorities.To stop the flow of coronavirus into Uganda, authorities are testing every driver at the border with Kenya. Queues of 30 kilometres have been reported, with some drivers waiting for 3 days to cross.Libya’s Tripoli government has rejected a truce with Khalifa Haftar. The warlord Khalifa Haftar declared himself the true leader of Libya on Wednesday, but the UN recognizes the Tripoli government.Anti-apartheid activist Dennis Goldberg has died at the age of 87. The South African activist fought alongside Nelson Mandela against race separation. He was the only white man sentenced to jail in the Rivonia trial in 1963, and spent 22 years in jail.The Americas now…In the United States Dr Anthony Fauci has said that the drug remdesivir has shown a positive effect on coronavirus patients. Fauci, the government’s expert on infectious disease, said that there was clear evidence that the remdesivir helps patients…In Mexico hospital staff are protesting a lack of protective equipment. Workers say that they are suffering an unnecessary risk. Covid 19 cases continue to rise in Mexico, with 18000 confirmed cases, but with very low testing rates.In Venezuela President Maduro has chosen an alleged drug trafficker as his new minister for oil. Tareck El Aissami was previously vide president of Venezuela, but has faced allegations of corruption, money laundering and drug trafficking.In Peru thousands of people are leaving cities and returning to their hometowns. Bus terminals in Lima have been so busy that people are choosing to walk hundreds of kilometres. Peru has 30 000 confirmed covid 19 cases, the second highest in south America, after Brazil. However the testing rate in Peru is much better than in Ecuador and Brazil.

BizNews — In today's news headlines: * As Covid-19 lockdown eases from 1 May, a strict ban on tobacco sales remains in force, angering many citizens. Cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has defended the move, saying “the way tobacco is shared does not allow for social distancing,” and encourages the spread of the virus; * The International Monetary Fund expects South Africa’s economy to contract by 5.8% in 2020 but rebound to 4% growth in 2021; * Comair joins other airline companies in trouble, warning investors that the grounding of South African air travel has put its finances in a precarious position, with the carrier preparing for at least five more months before it can resume flights; * Tributes have poured in for Denis Goldberg, a Rivonia trialist who has died at the age of 87.; * It’s the end of an era for Jane Raphaely's women’s magazines, with the publisher of Cosmopolitan, House & Leisure, Good Housekeeping and Women on Wheels closing its doors permanently after 38 years in business; and * Looking at performance on the Johannesburg stock exchange, shares are on track for a record month, says Bloomberg.

BizNews — In today's news headlines: * As Covid-19 lockdown eases from 1 May, a strict ban on tobacco sales remains in force, angering many citizens. Cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has defended the move, saying “the way tobacco is shared does not allow for social distancing,” and encourages the spread of the virus; * The International Monetary Fund expects South Africa’s economy to contract by 5.8% in 2020 but rebound to 4% growth in 2021; * Comair joins other airline companies in trouble, warning investors that the grounding of South African air travel has put its finances in a precarious position, with the carrier preparing for at least five more months before it can resume flights; * Tributes have poured in for Denis Goldberg, a Rivonia trialist who has died at the age of 87.; * It’s the end of an era for Jane Raphaely's women’s magazines, with the publisher of Cosmopolitan, House & Leisure, Good Housekeeping and Women on Wheels closing its doors permanently after 38 years in business; and * Looking at performance on the Johannesburg stock exchange, shares are on track for a record month, says Bloomberg.

To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s release from prison, Life Podcasts presents History for the Future: Lessons from a Rivonia Trialist. In this captivating podcast, Pippa Green sits down with one of the last remaining Rivonia trialists, Andrew Mlangeni. He reflects on his life, his role in the liberation struggle and, the quarter century of democracy he has witnessed. Produced by Jeanne Michel.

The birth of the African National Congress’ armed wing, uMkhonto weSizwe ("Spear of the Nation") was a contested one. With large numbers of freedom fighters and, very little arms – Nelson Mandela’s comrades believed that the liberation movement, which sought to free South Africans from the damning grip of the Apartheid government, was a suicide mission. Only after much persuading, on the 16th December 1961, Nelson Mandela and his comrades formed “MK” and made the decision to take up arms in the fight for the dejected people of the country – a turning point in South African history.

To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s release from prison, Life Podcasts presents History for the Future: Lessons from a Rivonia Trialist. In this captivating podcast, Pippa Green sits down with one of the last remaining Rivonia trialists, Andrew Mlangeni. He reflects on his life, his role in the liberation struggle and, the quarter century of democracy he has witnessed. Produced by Jeanne Michel.

durée : 00:51:50 - France Inter + - C'est donc à la fois par idéalisme, par intérêt et par sécurité que les Afrikaners élaborent et maintiennent aussi longtemps le système d'apartheid, qui selon eux, est le seul moyen de leur permettre non seulement de survivre en tant que groupe ethnique distinct mais aussi de préserver leurs intérêts de classe.

durée : 00:51:50 - France Inter + - C'est donc à la fois par idéalisme, par intérêt et par sécurité que les Afrikaners élaborent et maintiennent aussi longtemps le système d'apartheid, qui selon eux, est le seul moyen de leur permettre non seulement de survivre en tant que groupe ethnique distinct mais aussi de préserver leurs intérêts de classe.

CliffCentral.com — Gareth Cliff and Phumi Mashigo spent an afternoon at Biru Restaurant in Rivonia, hosted by Pino Donzella, who prepared for them the famous Chinese Hot Pot. They were joined by Nhlanhla Ngulube, who lived in Changchun and tasted all kinds of local dishes. They chat about China’s vast food options, and share some tips on how to enjoy the rich cuisine.

durée : 00:52:51 - La Fabrique de l'Histoire - par : Emmanuel Laurentin, Séverine LIATARD, Anaïs Kien, Victor Macé de Lépinay - A l'issue du procès de Rivonia (Pretoria, 1963-1964), Nelson Mandela et sept de ses camarades de l’ANC sont condamnés à la prison à perpétuité. En 2016, la restauration des enregistrements sonores de ces sept mois d’audience a constitué pour l’Afrique du Sud un événement historique. - réalisé par : Marie-Laure Ciboulet, Thomas Dutter, Renaud Dalmar, Séverine Cassar, Anne Fleury

IL PROCESSO DI RIVONIA raccontato da Davide Maggiore

Niche Radio — Looking for some cool ideas of things to do this weekend – or even just for the best entertainment and lifestyle news in South Africa? Then you are in the right place for sure! This week Heather chats exclusively one on one with Samantha Peo who plays the role of Velma Kelly in Chicago The Musical currently on stage in Cape Town and heading to Johannesburg month to find out more about the show, as well as with ballerina Maina Gielgud, who is producing the set to be spectacular Sleeping Beauty ballet which will be onstage at Joburg Theatre at the end of the month. Heather also shares more about her new restaurant find – Roasting Jacks in Rivonia – who are serving delicious chicken and other awesome goodies (read a gingerbread flavoured milkshake here!!) and also about the brand new The Rubik building in Cape Town which is a unique and beautifully designed multi-purpose apartment, office and retail space that is worth checking out.

Looking for some cool ideas of things to do this weekend – or even just for the best entertainment and lifestyle news in South Africa? Then you are in the right place for sure! This week Heather chats exclusively one on one with Samantha Peo who plays the role of Velma Kelly in Chicago The Musical currently on stage in Cape Town and heading to Johannesburg month to find out more about the show, as well as with ballerina Maina Gielgud, who is producing the set to be spectacular Sleeping Beauty ballet which will be onstage at Joburg Theatre at the end of the month. Heather also shares more about her new restaurant find – Roasting Jacks in Rivonia – who are serving delicious chicken and other awesome goodies (read a gingerbread flavoured milkshake here!!) and also about the brand new The Rubik building in Cape Town which is a unique and beautifully designed multi-purpose apartment, office and retail space that is worth checking out. www.heatherhook.com

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Nicholas Wolpe grew up in exile in the United Kingdom. In the early 2000's he took the first steps that would eventually lead to the development of the site in Rivonia into the Liliesleaf Museum. Nicholas and I chatted about how the museum and its contents have evolved over time, and what a personal and cathartic journey it has been for him. Nicholas' father Harold was one of the 20 activists arrested on the site in July 11,1963. Nicholas is concerned that South Africans are losing their history and that knowledge about the liberation struggle is important in creating a national identity in South Africa. He says that the past is our link to the present and our future. Read more about the Lilliesleaf Museum at the link below. http://www.liliesleaf.co.za/

South African journalist Gavin Fischer gets exclusive access to newly available recordings from one of the most significant trials in modern political history – The Rivonia Trial. He has a personal connection. His great-uncle Bram Fischer led the defence of Nelson Mandela and his co-accused during the trial in the early 1960s. Gavin looks back on the trial and Bram's decision to use his white privilege to fight apartheid – rather than be part of it – with Denis Goldberg, one of the last survivors of the trial.

How the father of one of his presidential rivals helped Vladimir Putin to power. Kate Adie introduces this and other stories from correspondents around the world: Ahead of elections in March, Gabriel Gatehouse looks back at the rise of President Putin and speaks to one of his challengers - Ksenia Sobchak. Vladimir Hernandez returns to Venezuela to find a coffee now costs the same amount as he paid for his first flat, his relatives have lost weight and children are starving. It may be thousands of years since the ancient Phoenicians traversed the seas but in modern day Lebanon claims on Phoenicians identity are still controversial, discovers Fleur MacDonald. Gavin Fischer explores the recently released archive of recordings from the Rivonia trial in South Africa. His uncle defended Nelson Mandela and some of his co-accused. And Phoebe Smith enjoys the solitude of Greenland’s Arctic Circle Trail – but for how much longer will others be able to experience its unspoilt landscape she wonders.

Asanka is the Afro-fusion restaurant based in Rivonia,

Matthew Bannister on Lord Joffe, the lawyer who defended Nelson Mandela at the infamous Rivonia trial. He went on to co-found the Allied Dunbar insurance company and sat as a Labour peer in the House of Lords. Michael Bond who created Paddington Bear, the Herbs and the guinea pig Olga Da Polga. Ann Louise Gilligan the former nun who campaigned for her same sex marriage to be recognised in Irish law. Carla Fendi, one of five sisters who turned their family business in Rome into a global fashion brand. And John Avildsen who directed two Rocky films and the Karate Kid. Producer: Neil George.

The MK Veterans' National Steering Committee says it is concerned about the current situation in the country, particularly within the ANC. The committee has called for an urgent National Consultative Conference to try and correct what they call the crisis within the governing party. The council steering committee held a a media briefing at Lilliesleaf Farm in Rivonia earlier today. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Ex-MK combatant and steering committee member Thabang Makwetla....

Niche Radio — Happy happy Fri-yay - here is your weekly dose of cool and fun things to do in Jozi! Yup it's #HangoutWithHeather time! A sad loss to South African's with the passing of Ahmed Kathrada, however if you would like to pay tribute to him, why not join in tomorrow, Saturday 1st April at The Lilieslief Centre in Rivonia for a candle lighting from 11h00 to pay homage to this struggle icon. @SAFashionWeek was a huge success last night, and Heather enjoyed watching ranges by @ImpiloCollection, Chu Yan, @JJSchoeman and @Sun_Goddess2 - to find out all about what #SAFW17 #SS17 trends are heading your way. If you are in Durban over the holidays, do makes sure that you pop in to the stunning Beverley Hills Hotel and enjoy a delicious afternoon high tea treat in The Sugar Club - with all the bells and whistles, of course. Delicious food, upmarket venue and good pricing await you @CafeDelSol1 Botanico in Bryanston - Heather enjoyed a great dinner here this week, and chats more about this scenic and tranquil oasis in the midst of Jozi Town. If you have an event coming up near you that you would like Heather to talk about, please do drop her an email on heather@heatherhook.com T: heatherlhook F: www.facebook.com/heatherlhook I: heatherlouisehook W: www.heatherhook.com

Happy happy Fri-yay - here is your weekly dose of cool and fun things to do in Jozi! Yup it's #HangoutWithHeather time! A sad loss to South African's with the passing of Ahmed Kathrada, however if you would like to pay tribute to him, why not join in tomorrow, Saturday 1st April at The Lilieslief Centre in Rivonia for a candle lighting from 11h00 to pay homage to this struggle icon. @SAFashionWeek was a huge success last night, and Heather enjoyed watching ranges by @ImpiloCollection, Chu Yan, @JJSchoeman and @Sun_Goddess2 - to find out all about what #SAFW17 #SS17 trends are heading your way. If you are in Durban over the holidays, do makes sure that you pop in to the stunning Beverley Hills Hotel and enjoy a delicious afternoon high tea treat in The Sugar Club - with all the bells and whistles, of course. Delicious food, upmarket venue and good pricing await you @CafeDelSol1 Botanico in Bryanston - Heather enjoyed a great dinner here this week, and chats more about this scenic and tranquil oasis in the midst of Jozi Town. If you have an event coming up near you that you would like Heather to talk about, please do drop her an email on heather@heatherhook.com T: heatherlhook F: www.facebook.com/heatherlhook I: heatherlouisehook W: www.heatherhook.com www.heatherhook.com

Ahmed Kathrada, beter bekend onder geliefdes as Uncle Kathy, is vanoggend vroeg in 'n Johannesburgse hospitaal in die ouderdom van 87 oorlede. Hy is vroeër vandeesmaand in die hospitaal opgeneem vir 'n operasie weens 'n bloedklont op die brein. Die Ahmed Kathrada-stigting het gistermiddag aangekondig dat die struggle-veteraan se toestand die afgelope 24-uur versleg het en dat hy dubbele longontsteking het. Kathrada was, saam met Nelson Mandela en Dennis Goldberg, deel van die Rivonia-beskuldigdes. Marlinee Fouche het die verslag saamgestel met die hulp van Thandiswa Mawu.

High- level politicians and friends visited anti-apartheid struggle stalwart Ahmed Kathrada at a Johannesburg hospital last night. The 87 year old Rivonia trialist's condition deteriorated sharply yesterday. Kathrada was hospitalised earlier this month for surgery related to blood clotting on the brain. He has since experienced several post-operation complications and has pneumonia affecting both lungs, rendering his condition serious. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Executive Director of the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, Neeshan Balton, for the latest developments.

Niche Radio — Hey, hey, it's Friday and #HangoutWithHeather is back with you, and has all your weekend activities in Joburg sorted. In today's show Heather shares about looking forward to starting her skin rejuvenation journey with @LightSculptSA This week she met with Dr. Alistair from the clinic and shares a bit about what is planned, as well as her nerves. This is going to be something exciting to track over the next few months. Heather chats about #TheEchoOfANoise - the latest offering from #PieterDirkUys now on @Montecasinoza. The one man show covers Pieter's youth growing up in Cape Town, to how he wound up treading the boards in the theatre - of course filled with funny anecdotes, if you are a fan of his, you will enjoy this one. Why not go #GinForaging this Sunday afternoon @Churchills_ZA in @MelroseArch - some of Heather's fave gin's @Westcliff and @Ginifer will be there too, and it promises to be great fun! Looking for a great new restaurant to try - why not pop @Asanka_Rest in Rivonia for a great Afro-fushion fine dining experience? Heather joined the team from @HelloJoburgMag for a #HelloRecommends evening there and had a great time - as well as getting to chat to the friendly and charming GM - Jake Masisi. There are loads of other events on the go as well - so do make sure to listen in for all the insights! If you have an event coming up near you that you would like Heather to talk about, please do drop her an email on heather@heatherhook.com T: heatherlhook F: www.facebook.com/heatherlhook I: heatherlouisehook W: www.heatherhook.com

The ANC in the Western Cape has bestowed a "Human Rights Legacy Honour" to former Rivonia Trialist, Denis Goldberg. Goldberg was tried alongside leaders such as Nelson Mandela, Govan Mbeki, Walter Sisulu, Ahmed Kathrada, Andrew Mlangeni and others during the Rivonia Trial. The event was held in Cape Town last night. Berenice Moss reports

Vandag 50 jaar gelede, op 12 Junie 1964, is wyle oud-President Nelson Mandela en sewe ander mede-beskuldiges in die Rivonia-verhoor lewenslange tronkstraf opgelê. Die ander beskuldiges was Dennis Goldberg, Kathy Kathrada, Andrew Mlangeni, Walter Sisulu, Govan Mbeki, Raymond Mhlaba en Elias Motsoaledi. Die Rivonia-verhoor het oor 'n tydperk van agt en 'n half maande plaasgevind, en word beskou as een van die belangrikste politieke hofsake in Suid-Afrika se geskiedenis. Die verslag is saamgestel deur Sandra de Lange, Angie Kapelianis en Danny Booysen.

Denis Goldberg reflects on his activism, hardships in prison, and the highs and lows of the antiapartheid movement. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1963 in South Africa’s Rivonia trial with Mandela and other leaders. He served 22 years in an apartheid prison. Goldberg’s autobiography is titled The Mission: A Life for Freedom in […]

Denis Goldberg reflects on his activism, hardships in prison, and the highs and lows of the antiapartheid movement. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1963 in South Africa’s Rivonia trial with Mandela and other leaders. He served 22 years in an apartheid prison. Goldberg’s autobiography is titled The Mission: A Life for Freedom in […]

Welcome welcome, episode #040 is now live and beaming direct into the parts of your ear that hurt when prodded an earbud. Or Q-tip for my American readers. This weeks/months/periodsoftime podcast came together in a weird flurry of music that I found last week. A few tracks didn’t make the cut so hopefully #041 won’t be far away, I’m certainly hoping to have something live before I head out to SXSW, and then I also hope to have something go live from SXSW. All very ambitious, lets get this one out of the way first, yeah? As ever please feel free to send through any music you think will be of interest to me, you can email (check the sidebar) tweet or post something on the Facebook page. Cheers, indeed. 1. Flaming Lips – Sun Goes Down Today (Bella Union) 2013 | From their forthcoming album Terror. Check out the Superbowl ad they did. 2. Dear Reader – Down Under, Mining (City Slang) 2013 | ‘Rivonia’ is released on April 8th 2013 through City Slang. 3. The Holydrug Couple – Long Rain (Sacred Bones) 2009 | Find out more at http://theholydrugcouple.bandcamp.com/ 4. Banks – Before I Met You (Good Years) 2013 | There isn’t much to learn from http://hernameisbanks.com/ but go for it. 5. Big Chocolate – Blue Milk (Flab Slab Records) 2012 | This is the Skinner mix I was talking about. 6. Deltron 3030 – Pay The Rise (75 Ark Records) 2013 | From the eagerly awaited album Event II. 7. J Dilla – Anthem (Label) 2013 | From J Dilla’s posthumous record The Diary. 8. Jagwar Ma – The Throw (Label) 2013 | See Jagwar Ma support Foals around the UK throughout March. 9. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – We No Who U R (Label) 2013 | From the frankly great Push The Sky Away album. 10. Pond – Giant Tortise (Label) 2013 | Available to download from www.pondband.com. Taken from the album Hobo Rocket which is out in April-ish.

Fanon's action is within the context of post-war marked by the ideological struggle between the Western bloc led by the United States and the socialist bloc led by the Soviet Union. The division is clear between the capitalist and the socialist bloc, a third world emerging in the years 1950-1960: it is the third world that also claimed his place in international relations and its share in the wealth sharing the planet. Third World states for the first time its political existence in 1955 at the Bandung Conference, proclaiming his refusal of the bipolar world. Many Third World leaders appear simultaneously with the movements of national liberation struggle and lead a more radical in Africa, Asia, Latin America. The 1960s were marked by violent repression and assassinations of politicians representing the struggle of oppressed peoples: bloody crackdown in Indonesia in 1965 (500,000 dead), assassination of Patrice Lumumba in the Congo, murder of Che Guevara in Bolivia, killing Malcolm X, Martin Luther King in the U.S., assassination of Mehdi Ben Barka in Morocco, the Rivonia trial in South Africa where Nelson Mandela and his companions were sentenced to life imprisonment ... Fanon, FLN activist, editor of the newspaper El-Mujahid, will represent the Provisional Government of the Republic of Algeria, without, knowing the victory achieved this dream in which he contributed so much. He said that the release by the killing of the colonial system and the opening of another channel. Fanon, whether the madness, racism or the "universalism" confiscated by the powerful, do not stop, basically, trying to put "living together", like a transformation acts in situations where dominant and dominated each have everything to lose the perpetuation of existing orders and disorders. Fanon, this rebel, a rebel who fight tenaciously and flawless against domination by the powerful over the weak, enlightens us today about the relationship between fundamental one hand, the right to rebellion before a system social, political and economic plunges the world into disorder and secondly, a colonization of a new type. This, the relevance of the ideas of Fanon, which is currently enjoying a boom in many countries around the world, although France remains curiously aloof from this movement. The necessity of creation, liberation, the denial of a historical determinism that trace each time, before the colonized past and the "globalized" of today, forced to submit to market demands , determinism imposed by market forces and the rulers. This alternative was presented yesterday, between the capitalist and the socialist system, Fanon, calling for the opening of another channel. And today, the same alternative choice may be between a universalism recovered by the powerful in the context of the capitalist system is also said globalization and the struggle to build an international society based on solidarity, cooperation and friendship between peoples. It is this political aspect of Fanon-known - and which now turns to a news indisputable. Foundation Frantz Fanon, open structure and network, makes sense in this series of questions but also from the question posed by events and reading the world: What happens now at work Fanon, what about his presence and what he thought of building a "new humanity," a universal plural? The Foundation positioned networks (Caribbean, U.S. and Latin America, France-Europe, Middle East, West Africa and East Africa and Asia), working across the board, must ensure the presence of labor to and from Fanon and the world today. The peculiarity of the thought of Fanon, through the various lands he himself has invested, is to have them connected places that seemed distant from each other geographically (France, the Caribbean, the Maghreb, sub-Saharan Africa) or institutionally (the psychiatric hospital and politics). This work transversal networks should be used to connect places and compare his thoughts to the experiences, problems and issues of this and show the news because one of the dimensions of Fanon's thought is the "globality. " Mireille Fanon-Mendès France, Foundation President Frantz Fanon www.frantzfanonfoundation-fondationfrantzfanon.com