Mphuthumi Ntabeni – Page 4 – The Southern Cross

The Revealing Diary of a British Trooper

Thomas J Lucas, a trooper in the Cape Mountain Rifles of the Cape Colony during the mid-19th century, kept a […]

It has been said the gentrification of our cities is quietly achieving what apartheid regime could not complete: cleansing the

President Zuma has been at it again, calling out, in desperation, about how the African National Congress was founded by

To say 2016 was a tumultuous year — in national and international affairs, and for me personally — is an

By Mphuthumi Ntabeni / December 13, 2016

God’s first call to us is to be human. Hence St Irenaeus could say: “The glory of God is man

By Mphuthumi Ntabeni / November 18, 2016

The rapid evolution of the Fees Must Fall (#FMF) student movement — right to the brink of a revolution —

The silent grief when faced with unimaginable suffering at the hands of evil. The haunting image of the solitary figure of

By Mphuthumi Ntabeni / September 21, 2016

Every father, sooner or later, is required to give up his child to the wilderness and trust in the providence

When the Catholic Parliamentary Liaison Office (CPLO) hosted a roundtable debate on the election for the three major political parties