The National BriefingTiyo Soga is remembered as South Africa's first black ordained minister, but his legacy stretches far beyond the pulpit. This Saturday, a special tribute at Wits University's Great Hall will celebrate the life and enduring relevance of a man whose story continues to speak to the soul of a nation still searching for unity and belonging.
Guest: Zwelibanzi ntambo - Founder: Classics on Turf
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Built in Mzansi: Prof Liesl Zühlke has been named one of only five global laureates for the prestigious L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Awards. She was selected from a highly competitive pool of 504 nominations from 89 countries. The award recognises her groundbreaking work in improving care for children with cardiovascular disease
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Tributes continue to pour in for one of South Africa's greatest internationally acclaimed jazz icons, Abdullah Ibrahim. He died earlier in the week at the age of 91. A statement released by his family says that he became one of the most influential and celebrated figures in international jazz, carrying the spirit and sound of SA to audiences across the world.
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Reality Check with Dr Steven Zwane: A National Youth Action Compact: A concluding argument for turning the 50th anniversary of June 16 into a measurable national commitment to youth opportunity, safety, education, entrepreneurship and dignity. What now?
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