NATIONAL NEWS - President Jacob Zuma has called on black people to learn from Steve Biko and to speak their minds without any shame.
On Tuesday, the president commemorated the 40th anniversary of Biko's death in Pretoria.
The president says that black people must not be victimised for speaking their minds.
“If you are black, you do what you think is right. You are given names and your innocence is made to look ugly. If you are not liberated, you’ll see your brother and sister as ugly when they’re not. They’re handsome and beautiful.”
Zuma: Struggle for black people not over yet
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Posted on: 08:12 Wed, 13 September 2017
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