This is a poem written and recited by Rev Michael Weeder, the Dean of St. George's Cathedral in Cape Town, on September 14th. Born of Mathew and Alice 'Mamcete'; brother   to Bukelwa and Khaya and Nobandile, the lastborn. Death ambushed you on the road of your own Via Dolorosa: The way of suffering beyond Nongqawuse’s place of

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The South African Student Organisation (SASO) was formed in 1968 after some members of the University of Natal’s Black Campus SRC (Student Representative Council) decided to break away from the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS). NUSAS was a liberal organisation dominated by White students. When it was formed in 1924, it was an exclusively White student body that