Sandile Memela, National Press Club and UNISA, recently linked-up to pay tribute to Black Editor, Percy Qoboza, who, on 19 October 1977, was imprisoned by the apartheid regime.
The Apartheid Museum trademark theft of Mike Stainbank by the Krok Brothers is a typical example of how ANC gangsters sold us out to their colonial masters. It doesn't make sense that such a huge criminal daylight robbery could happen with impunity in a so called democratic state.
Our judiciary is a facade that's serving & maintaining the apartheid status quo which never ended.
Bra Mike's response to Sandile Memela is 100% correct. I've never heard of a journalist who openly admits to be a lapdog of the system & expect the public to respect his/her work.
Brilliant article Bra Mike, they refer to themselves with all beautiful adjectives like honourable, credible, respectable, etc yet there's nothing which suggest any of those attributes even in the finest fibre of their souls. Liars, crooks, thugs, mercenaries, hired guns etc are more or less what their names must be associated with.
The political class' intellectualising openly tears the skin off our faces and calls it "paying tribute to our struggle". They are everything else but black intellectuals. Bra Mike makes the point that journalism's survival is possible, but only without those being paid by mainstream outlets. Referring to them as journalists is a mistake.
The Apartheid Museum trademark theft of Mike Stainbank by the Krok Brothers is a typical example of how ANC gangsters sold us out to their colonial masters. It doesn't make sense that such a huge criminal daylight robbery could happen with impunity in a so called democratic state.
Our judiciary is a facade that's serving & maintaining the apartheid status quo which never ended.
Bra Mike's response to Sandile Memela is 100% correct. I've never heard of a journalist who openly admits to be a lapdog of the system & expect the public to respect his/her work.
Brilliant article Bra Mike, they refer to themselves with all beautiful adjectives like honourable, credible, respectable, etc yet there's nothing which suggest any of those attributes even in the finest fibre of their souls. Liars, crooks, thugs, mercenaries, hired guns etc are more or less what their names must be associated with.
The political class' intellectualising openly tears the skin off our faces and calls it "paying tribute to our struggle". They are everything else but black intellectuals. Bra Mike makes the point that journalism's survival is possible, but only without those being paid by mainstream outlets. Referring to them as journalists is a mistake.