Ronan Kerr s family shares their endless pain over his murder
The PSNI say they are still investigating the bomb that killed the young police recruit 10 years ago
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PSNI Constable Ronan Kerr is remembered 10 years after his brutal murder for which no one has yet been convicted (Image: Nuala Kerr)
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PICS: SUNPOWER TO THE RESCUE Sibonelo Zwane
Comments The phalane family from Katlehong in Ekurhuleni family were relieved that their house will be rebuilt by concerned on Saturday they were visited Siyabulela Jentile (wearing black) Thandi Phalani Bunhle Selepe Given Muhlarhi and Sipho Phalani Lizwe Ncube. photo by Trevor Kunene .
THE Phalanes in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni will no longer sleep with one eye open.
Their house had no roof, but now their troubles are over, thanks to SunPower.
This after Given Muhlarhi, founder of Given the Giver Foundation, Siyabulela Jentile, president of Not In My Name and businessman Lizwe Ncube pledged to fix the house on Saturday, 6 March.
Is racism okay if you are a seasoned journalist and under pressure?
26 February 2021 1:45 PM Not in My Name movement Not In My Name secretary-general Themba Masango
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Not In My Name secretary-general Themba Masango says eNCA and reporter Lindsay Dentlinger must account for this violent act .
A picket by Not In My Name is taking place at eNCA in Hyde Park after eNCA reporter Lindsay Dentlinger was accused of racism.
This follows her actions during the Budget Speech on Wednesday. She is at the centre of a media storm due to a video of her interviewing white politicians without their masks on while she requested several black political leaders to keep heirs on.
No heed paid to PM Modiâs advice, another man lynched to death in Jharkhand
No heed paid to PM Modiâs advice, another man lynched to death in Jharkhand
Hours After Prime Minister Narendra Modiâs Remark That âkilling People In The Name Of âgau Bhaktiâ Is Not Acceptable, A Man Was Lynched To Death In Jharkhand s Ramgarh District For Allegedly Carrying Beef In His Van.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Shashikant Sharma | Updated on: 29 Jun 2017, 10:16:48 PM
New Delhi:
Hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remark that “killing people in the name of ‘gau bhakti’ is not acceptable,” a man was lynched to death in Jharkhand s Ramgarh district for allegedly carrying beef in his van.
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The farmers-led agitation has continued to shake the national capital this week, with protesters refusing to budge from their demands, even rejecting the Narendra Modi government’s proposal to dilute major provisions of the three contentious farm laws. From driving tractors to Delhi’s borders, to organising
langars and playing DJ music, to having actor Diljit Dosanjh by their side, and even a Bharat bandh the farmers’ protest has basically followed all tropes of recent agitations.
Farmers have stood their ground, even amid sections of society as well as members of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) accusing them of spreading the ‘Khalistani’ agenda, and also claiming that the movement has been hijacked by the ‘tukde tukde gang’. Abhijit Mukherjee, son of former president Pranab Mukherjee had called the Nirbhaya protesters “dented, painted women”.