Sinoxolo driven by unjust inheritance: Frantz Fanon It was a cool August day in 1995 in King William’s Town, Eastern Cape, when 24-year-old Nontsusa Mbayi gave birth to Sinoxolo. His Xhosa name, meaning “we have peace”, was apt for the time. This is young Sinoxolo Mbayi (Boyi’s …
Source: “King Williams Town” – BingNews.
Concern over teachers’ struggle to speak in English: Her concern comes just weeks after hundreds of pupils around King William’s Town were rushed to surrounding hospitals as a result of suspected food poisoning. This after they had consumed alleged contaminated sour milk.
Source: “King Williams Town” – BingNews.
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Port Elizabethan
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