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New from the Thabo Mbeki Foundation: The United States of America and the Future of the Afrikaners in South Africa.
How did a country that gave freed slaves forty acres and a mule come to demand that South Africa abandon redress?
Read the monograph: tinyurl.com/ys6s5rax
“The Thabo Mbeki Foundation’s “We the People” exhibition traces the African roots of South Africa’s Constitution, challenging perceptions that the country’s founding document is primarily a product of Western influence.”
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We have retreated into our corners, it is time to return to the centre, using our shared humanity to shape the future we want.
The future begins with recognising what unites us.
#WeThePeople
What does it mean to be human?
At the heart of our Constitution lies the principle of human dignity, alongside the fundamental values of equality and freedom.
#WeThePeople exhibition at the @originscentre #Diginity #Equality #Freedom
The Kimberley edition of Classics on Turf featured the legendary Vusi Mahlasela, who we Fondly know for blending African folk, jazz, soul and blues with his signature guitar style and poetic, uplifting lyrics.
Honouring Sol Plaatje and Kgosi Luka Jantjie.
Former president Thabo Mbeki says he will be back at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Cases Commission in Johannesburg for cross-examination. He appeared before the inquiry last week to give his side of the story on the delay in the prosecution of TRC Cases. tinyurl.com/2chstzve
The #WeThePeople exhibition zooms in on OR Tambo and his 1985 Committee. You have to stop by the exhibition @OriginsCentre witness it yourself!
A tribute to OR Tambo, the father of our Nation!
He would have turned 109 years old yesterday, 27 October 2026.
Oliver Tambo passed away on 24 April 1993, aged 75.
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On 27 Oct 1917 Oliver Reginald Tambo was born.
The boy from Nkantolo became a teacher, a lawyer, and the leader who held the liberation movement together through three decades in exile, steady, principled and unbending, until South Africa was free.
His vision was never only about ending something. It was about building something:
“Our liberation is our responsibility.” - O.R. Tambo, Mazimbu, Tanzania, 1984
O.R. gave his life so that South Africans could inherit a future. Our work is to make sure that future reaches everyone.
Join us today in remembering O.R. on what would have been his 109th birthday.
#ORTambo #TamboRemembered #TamboMonth
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Happy birthday Oliver Tambo: Lawyer, Teacher, anti-apartheid activist, devout christian, political luminary - Oliver Tambo (1917-1993), c 1950s. Photo Credit Eli Weinberg / UWC-Robben Island Museum Mayibuye Archives
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Oliver Tambo was born on this day in 1917: Who are you, Oliver Tambo? 🎥: 'Have You Heard From Johannesburg?'
Did you know that the Manden Charter is an 800-year-old blueprint for rights and principles of social justice?
Discover this remarkable piece of African heritage and explore its enduring significance at the #WeThePeople Exhibition @OriginsCentre
Last weekend, we honoured two remarkable legacies - Sol Plaatje and Kgosi Luka Jantjie. Honouring these legacies is not simply about remembering the past; it is about inspiring a generation to understand its history, embrace its identity, and shape the future with purpose.
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Today on #AfricanRenaissancePodcast at 17:00 @MbuyiseniNdlozi speaks with @nelsonmakamo on Art, African identity, Independence and the Business of Creativity.
Watch here: youtube.com/@African_Renaiss…
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On #AfricanRenaissancePodcast with @nelsonmakamo
Today’s episode will air at 17h00
Don’t miss it. Don’t forget to subscribe 👊🏾
SAVE THE DATE!
We’re ready to amplify the voices of the Global South and bring our perspectives, ideas, and priorities to the forefront.
📅 23–24 November, mark your calendars!
Stay tuned for more details!
#CapeTownConversation2026
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Today on #AfricanRenaissancePodcast
Nelson Makamo 🔥
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TICKETS ARE LIVE!
Join us for the 24th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, delivered by former Colombian President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Juan Manuel Santos.
This year’s theme, “When is silence complicity?”, invites us to reflect on our responsibility to act in the face of injustice.
📅 6 November 2026
📍 CTICC, Cape Town
🚪 Doors open: 14h00 | Programme starts: 15h00
The afternoon begins with selected One Young World Summit sessions before the Annual Lecture.
Tickets are FREE, but booking is essential!
CLAIM YOUR TICKET NOW: bit.ly/4i2Mz0H
#NMAL2026 #MandelaLecture #GlobalLeadership #JuanManuelSantos




















