Speeches
We are glad that there is this opportunity at DISCOP Africa 2015 for networking, sharing ideas, addressing challenges and taking up opportunities.
It is a day when one who personifies such humankind’s best values was born. His name Oliver Reginald Kaizana Tambo. Machi, Goba
The man was shaped by his rural surroundings, as a boy, a teacher, a scientist, a lawyer, a diplomat, a revolutionary intellectual and internationalist, a fighting force, a unifier. The greatness itself, the colossus, Tambo dala kade bemkhwahlaza; Diza dala kade bemqonngqotha!
I am delighted and, indeed, very privileged, to be here today to address a very special audience of representatives of the visually inpaired community from all over South Africa.
I am delighted and, indeed, very privileged, to be here today to address a very special audience of representatives of the visually inpaired community from all over South Africa.
Today we begin a three-day marathon on researched papers on the same theme. I hope attention will be given to what events led to the memorable gathering that united our people on the focus of Freedom.
Today marks the culmination of a three day festival of ideas. In its 6th year, the Funda Mzantsi National Championship epitomises gigantic step towards the creation of a reading nation.
I would like to begin by thanking everyone for coming to this gathering. The amount of interest generated in the request for this meeting is testimony to the seriousness with which film stakeholders and arts activitists regard the issues at hand.
Today marks the culmination of a three day festival of ideas. In its 6th year, the Funda Mzantsi National Championship epitomises gigantic step towards the creation of a reading nation.