Chief who lives under the shadow of death

Article Abstract:

Acting Chief Jabulani, head of the 50,000 Mdlalose tribe in Mondlo, returned from Johannesburg, where he went to escape murder by Inkatha, to collect his children. The tribe had to leave their homes and sleep in the mountains when KwaZulu police attacked with Inkatha. Minister of Police Chief Buthelezi is the leader of Inkatha. White farmers have become Inkatha members. Chief Jabulani refused to allow the transfer of tribal land from Natal to KwaZulu. The Mdlalose support the African National Congress.

Political activity, Political aspects, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Inkatha Movement (South Africa), KwaZulu, Jabulani

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Gwen Garcia is a killer. She wanted the death sentence to be carried out. But others thought she should live

Article Abstract:

Guinevere, or Gwen, Garcia admits to having suffocated her daughter Sara, a crime for which she served 10 years, and to later shooting dead her husband, who had frequently physically attacked her. She is now the subject of a high profile campaign to have her released from death row. However, she is objecting to this, stating that she prefers to die. She has had a very difficult life, and has now resigned herself to her fate.

Cases, Women murderers, Garcia, Guinevere

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A 'million' black men march on the capital

Article Abstract:

The Million Men gathering in Washington, organised by anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, attracted many thousands of black men. There was a generally positive mood, with many of those attending referring to black men working together to help each other and to create a more positive image for themselves. Some were keen to emphasise that the march was not about colour, but about empowering black men.

Blacks

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