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Reflecting on Desmond Tutu’s profound legacy, this article explores his call for action and reverence for human life in the context of global challenges.
The Global Assembly will convene approximately 500 democracy activists from 100 countries to foster engagement and facilitate the exchange of practices and insights from across the globe.
The Foundation does not support Israel’s war against the Palestinian people; that the Foundation is of the view that its participation in the WMD Assembly will not be perceived as expressing support for this war.
The Archbishop Desmond Tutu Intellectual Property (IP) Trust has strongly opposed the use of the late Archbishop’s name or legacy in connection with the World Movement for Democracy (WMD) Global Assembly.
OPINION: It is history that will judge them — not by the events they attend or the awards they give out but by the systems they protect — or fail to dismantle, writes Gillian Schutte.
OPINION: The Palestinian economy is tethered to aid packages and an uneven trade relationship with its occupier, perpetuating a cycle of vulnerability, writes Mariam Jooma Carikci.
Mandla Mandela is committed to the struggle for justice in the Holy Land, but he is not a terrorist. He is clear in his support for Palestinians, but he is not anti-Semitic.
The University of the Western Cape (UWC) staff, students, volunteers, and members of different organisations came together on Wednesday, to pack food parcels for needy students in a bid to combat hunger around campus and celebrate World Food Day.
Professor Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela was the guest of honour at a special event hosted by Stellenbosch University to celebrate her winning the 2024 Templeton Prize.
The decision which denies local bishops the right to bless same-sex couples in congregations is a step backward for many who have hoped the Church will reflect the growing calls for inclusivity, the writer says.
The musical showcase seeks to honour the legacy of the iconic South African Nobel Prize-winning recipient.
In a show of hands, the Anglican Church of Southern Africa has rejected two proposals impacting same-sex marriages.
The City has called on Capetonians, particularly those living in Milnerton, to comment on its proposal to rename Lupin Park in memory of the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
June 16 was marked by an intergenerational dialogue titled ‘The South Africa We Want’, hosted by the Robben Island Museum, in partnership with the National Heritage Council and Bua House Academy.
For those older than our current constitutional dispensation, and who were able to see a dramatic change in politics in 1994, it may be more difficult to understand why the youth of our country are wonder struck at this moment.
ANC leaders, like Panyaza Lesufi, visit Gauteng churches for election support, raising skepticism over political motives. Analysts caution against exploiting churches for political gain, urging integrity in the relationship.
Nobel Peace Prize winner, Archbishop Desmond Emeritus Tutu will be commemorated in a strained glass window which will has been fitted at the Wale Street entrance of St George’s Cathedral and will symbolise hope and peace.
Father Michael Weeder retires after 13 years as Dean of the St George’s Cathedral.
OPINION: Initially, the TRC was scheduled to sit from 1995 to 1998. However, its life was extended to 2002, writes Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu.
The Old Granary building at 11 Buitenkant Street in Zonnebloem has officially been renamed the Desmond and Leah Tutu House.
The SACP said the government had taken an important decision when it took Israel to court to stop the genocide in Gaza.
As we bask in the aura of South Africa’s stellar arguments at the International Court of Justice at The Hague (whatever the outcome), it’s appropriate to look back – not in anger – but with grave concern that the recommendations made by the TRC have largely been forgotten, literally gathering dust, argues Professor Saths Cooper.
While some parties have accused Israel of inflicting collective punishment against Palestinians, Israel’s leaders have argued that their attacks are targeted at Hamas agents and not the civilians.
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