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After Freedom is a show that discusses how a new generation of people tackle social issues in an era

28/10/2025

South Africa’s former Minister of Police and Arts & Culture, Nathi Mthethwa, was found dead in Paris — a fall from a hotel building that shocked the nation.
This week, After Freedom unpacks the mystery surrounding his final days, the allegations he faced, and the questions that remain unanswered.
🎙️ New episode out now.

24/09/2025

Heritage Day is a reminder of the beauty in our diversity and the strength in our roots. It’s about honoring where we come from, embracing who we are, and celebrating the cultures that unite us as South Africans. Today, we are grateful for the traditions, stories, and values passed down that continue to shape our journey. Happy Heritage Day, Mzansi! 🇿🇦

12/08/2025

Dulcie September (1935–1988) was a fearless South African anti-apartheid activist and ANC leader who fought against racial segregation and injustice. Arrested in the 1970s for her activism, she later went into exile and became the ANC’s Chief Representative in France, Switzerland, and Luxembourg, exposing apartheid’s illegal arms trade and lobbying for sanctions. On 29 March 1988, she was assassinated in Paris—shot five times outside ANC offices. Her murder remains unsolved, with suspicions linking it to her investigations into South Africa’s arms dealings and nuclear program. Her voice still echoes in the fight for justice.
For more in depth dive, listen to our podcast episode at The Republic Tapes

09/08/2025

“Today we honour the fearless women who changed the course of South African history. 🌸

💪 Winnie Madikizela-Mandela – Known as the Mother of the Nation, she was a powerful anti-apartheid activist, community leader, and voice for the oppressed during Nelson Mandela’s imprisonment.

💪 Albertina Sisulu – A nurse, human rights activist, and co-founder of the Federation of South African Women, she fought tirelessly for freedom, education, and equality.

💪 Lilian Ngoyi – The first woman elected to the ANC National Executive Committee, she led the historic 1956 Women’s March against pass laws.

💪 Helen Suzman – A brave politician who stood almost alone in Parliament for years, relentlessly speaking out against apartheid.

💪 Miriam Makeba – The beloved Mama Africa, she used her music and global platform to campaign against apartheid and spread messages of African pride.

These women’s courage, sacrifice, and vision continue to inspire us to build a South Africa where freedom, dignity, and equality are a reality for all.

Happy Women’s Month! 🌼✊
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07/08/2025

Join us on The Republic Tapes as we unravel the mysterious life and tragic end of Dulcie September in Paris. Tune in for a deep dive into her impactful legacy and the unresolved questions surrounding her story. Listen now and discover history’s untold chapters.

26/07/2025

“Samora Machel: A Leader, A Legacy, A Mystery”
From his fight for Mozambique’s independence to leading FRELIMO’s vision of freedom, Samora Machel remains one of Africa’s most powerful voices for liberation.

Swipe through to learn about his life, the party that shaped Mozambique’s future, and the tragic and mysterious plane crash that ended his journey but cemented his legacy.

24/07/2025

Was Samora Machel’s 1986 plane crash a tragic aviation accident—or a Cold War assassination? In this episode of the Republic Tapes, we explore the life and controversial death of Mozambique’s first president, a revolutionary leader and Pan-African icon whose fight against colonialism and apartheid made him a powerful symbol in Southern African politics.
Through declassified reports, conspiracy theories, and eyewitness accounts, we unpack the competing narratives: Was Machel killed by South Africa’s apartheid regime? Betrayed by his own party? Or caught in a geopolitical crossfire between the Soviet Union, the CIA, and Western interests?
This episode is a deep dive into Cold War Africa, political assassinations, liberation movements, and the legacy of one of the continent’s most complex figures.

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18/07/2025

Mandela Day is a call to action for each of us to reflect on the values Madiba stood for — justice, equality, and service to others. It’s a reminder that we all have the power to make a positive impact in our communities, no matter how small.

Here are a few simple ways you can give back today:
• Donate clothes, books, or food
• Volunteer at a local shelter or school
• Help a neighbour or elder in need
• Support a small business
• Spend time cleaning up a public space
• Share a skill or mentor someone

Find the links in our bio if you’re interested in giving back!

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