Yeah and, i mean, the way he the way he left was uncalled for. He never he was never someone that hurt anybody. He died in a way which was it didnt take long. In august last year, ingrids Husband Duane was shot and killed by Armed Intruders at the gates of their farm. A person was standing there with a 9mm weapon in his hand and he said to me, im going to shoot, he said to me. Didnt say anything else. And then, i look and there was another guy with another 9mm and an ak lfl weapon as well. Thats when they shot through my shoulder. I went to him and collapsed. And, yeah, he was he was as he was, sitting next to the door, with his weapon was still there. South africas murder rate is now at a 20 year high and the fear is that there may be worse to come. How do you feel about the state of crime, you know, in the country right now . I feel its a dire situation. Its chaos. People are working very hard at being farmers to keep our country on the go. Theres shortages of everything. And then,
we felt that we were doing everything to keep safe. this was going to be the forever home, yes. this was the room where we had ourfamily time. this was this is the most hard. hmm? tearfully: the most hard of everything. i you can take you can take a moment, if you need to. yeah and, i mean, the way he the way he left was uncalled for. he never he was never someone that hurt anybody. he died in a way which was it didn t take long. in august last year, ingrid s husband duane was shot and killed by armed intruders at the gates of their farm. a person was standing there with a 9mm weapon in his hand and he said to me, i m going to shoot, he said to me. didn t say anything else. and then, i look and there was another guy with another 9mm and an ak 47 weapon as well. that s when they shot through my shoulder. i went to him and collapsed and, yeah, he was he was as he was, sitting next to the door, with his weapon was still there. south africa s murder rate is now at a
Sadly, black journalists have unthinkingly adopted the terminology of white liberals in mischaracterising people who were really freedom fighters, writes Mathatha Tsedu.
Bra Peter Magubane is gone. With that passing, a chapter of revolutionary media players who were guerrillas with cameras, notebooks and pens is steadily fading.
Bra Peter Magubane is gone. With that passing, a chapter of revolutionary media players who were guerrillas with cameras, notebooks and pens is steadily fading.