They were mostly only in their early 20s when 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings on August 9 1956 in protest of the pass laws that were inflicted on them. While many South African women - young and old - enjoy the freedoms that came after that historic march - Bertha Gxowa and Joyce Seroke will forever remember the struggles they were faced with those many years ago.
read full article
-
John Kerry to Nigeria: no excuse for human rights abuses | World news
US secretary of state makes official visit to sub-Saharan Africa and pledges commitment to help ease tensions in SudanMaking his…
-
Cabinet Approves 10 Year Road Development Plan > Gurtong Trust > Editorial
The Council of Ministers of South Sudan has approved the ten year plan for the Ministry of Roads and Bridges....
-
Envoys Call For Protection Of Civilians In Jonglei State > Gurtong Trust > Editorial
Members of Troika have called for protection of civilians in the troubled Jonglei State where violation of rights and looting…
-
Envoys Call For Protection Of Civilians In Jonglei State > Gurtong Trust > Editorial
Members of Troika have called for protection of civilians in the troubled Jonglei State where violation of rights and looting…
-
Strong Wind Destroys Lich University College > Gurtong Trust > Editorial
A strong wind has seriously damaged parts of Lich University College in Bentiu, Unity State. The wind blew off the…
Published in
World
Latest from
Leave a comment
Make sure you enter the (*) required information where indicated.
Basic HTML code is allowed.
