Limpopo ANC leaders lead the charge against GBV. ANC Provincial Executive Committee Member, ANC Limpopo Head of Communication and Provincial Spokesperson, MEC for Public Works Cde Tonny Mochene Rachoene and ANC Executive Mayor of Vhembe District Cllr Miyelani “Bazooka” Chauke step into the ring for World Kings Boxing — a bold, uncompromised stand to end Gender-Based Violence. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Cat

ANC Peter Mokaba Regional Secretary Lesiba “Pathfinder” Matsemela and ANCYL Peter Mokaba Regional Secretary Nchekge Percy Nchabeleng monitor online voter registration at Peter Mokaba Regional Office. Leadership on the ground ahead of November polls. #ANCYLatWork #RegisterToVoteANC By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact DISTENENG, LIMPOPO— With the ANC clinging to power nationally at 40% through a Go

President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the 50th anniversary of the June 16 Soweto Uprising outside Soccer City, urging the private sector to hire youth. With unemployment for 15-24 year-olds above 60%, Ramaphosa said government will share the cost of first jobs through the employment tax incentive. Over 5.7 million youth are registered on SA Youth mobi. “Open the doors of employment,” he told business. #YouthDay2026 #June16 #SowetoUprising50 #Unemployment #Ramaphosa #TheAzanian_

President Cyril Ramaphosa walks along the red carpet past wreaths laid at the Hector Pieterson Memorial in Soweto, June 16, 2026. Leaders paid tribute to the students killed during the 1976 uprising. “Let us honour them not in words alone, but in deeds,” Ramaphosa said. #YouthDay2026 #HectorPieterson_ By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact JOHANNESBURG— President Cyril Ramaphosa used the 50th annive

BREAKING: Abdullah Ibrahim, 1934–2026. The father of Cape jazz and composer of “Mannenberg,” the unofficial anthem of the anti-apartheid struggle, has died at 91. Born Dollar Brand in Cape Town, discovered by Duke Ellington, and hailed by Mandela as “South Africa’s Mozart,” Ibrahim played at the dawn of democracy in 1994. He performed his final show at CTIJF in March 2026. “His love for his country never wavered,” said partner Marina Umari. President Ramaphosa called him an i

By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact JOHANNESBURG— Today is June 16. Youth Day. The Day of the African Child. But let us not reduce it to a long weekend and empty slogans. Their blood still stains the tar of Soweto. Hot, wet ink on the ledger of history. The blood of a Black child. Hector Pieterson, carried by Mbuyisa Makhubo, with Antoinette Sithole running beside them. A boy turned banner, shot