RE: [PAYCO]

2010-02-01 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Question 1

This is an extract from an online encyclopedia

Comrade means friend, colleague, or ally. The word comes from
French camarade from Latin camera (room). The term has seen use in the
military, but is most commonly associated with left-wing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-wing  movements, where comrade has
often become a stock phrase http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_phrase
and term of address
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Term_of_addressaction=editr
edlink=1 .

The political usage of the term was inspired by the French Revolution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Revolution . Upon abolishing the
titles of nobility, and the terms monsieur and madame (literally,
milord and milady), the revolutionaries employed the term
citoyen(ne) (meaning citizen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen )
to refer to each other. The deposed King Louis XVI
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XVI_of_France , for instance, was
referred to as Citoyen Louis Capet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Capet  to emphasize his loss of
privilege.

When the socialist movement gained momentum in the mid-19th century,
socialists began to look for an egalitarian
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egalitarianism  alternative to terms like
Mister, Miss, or Missus. They chose comrade as their preferred
term of address. In German, this practice was started in 1875, with the
establishment of the Socialist Workers' Party of Germany
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Workers%27_Party_of_Germany .
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comrade#cite_note-vienna-0 [2]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comrade#cite_note-laden-1  In English,
the first known use of the word with this meaning was in 1884 in the
socialist magazine Justice. 

 

This encyclopedia continues to give a brief overview about South African
usage

In South Africa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa , comrade is
associated with the liberation struggle more generally and the African
National Congress
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_National_Congress  in particular.
The members of unions http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_union
affiliated to the ANC through their union federation use the term
comrade to refer to each other. Comrade can also be a way of describing
someone who is an activist, although it has an association with the ANC
and the struggle against apartheid
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartheid  or economic inequality. The
naming of the Comrades Marathon
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comrades_Marathon  is however unrelated,
as it commemorates soldiers of World War I
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I .

In Zimbabwe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimbabwe , the term is only
used to people who are affiliated to the ruling party, ZANU (PF)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZANU_(PF)  where the state media also use
Cde as short for comrade. Members of the opposition mainly the Movement
for Democratic Change
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movement_for_Democratic_Change_%E2%80%93_T
svangirai  are often referred by their names or Mr, Mrs or Prof.

 

Second question 2

We are not Communist, the unsavory alliance between the ANC and the
Communists culminated in the PAC BREAKING AWAY FROM THE ANC IN 1959.
Thus the PAC has been anti communist take over of the liberation
struggle. One of our founder members  Mfanasekhaya Gqobose once wrote
that there were no Communist in South Africa, he referred to them as
quarks

 

 

 

 

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Of Mothibe, Lucas
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 11:32 AM
To: payco@googlegroups.com; PAYCO Azania
Subject: RE: [PAYCO]

 

Izwe lethu

 

Maafrica I need clarity in the following:

 

Are we Comrades or Africanist ?

 

Comrade is  the term that was used by soviets (Marxists and Leninists)
when greeting each other during those days.

 

Are we socialist or communist ?

 

Are we  for a  National Democratic Revolution(NDR) or  African
Nationalism?

 

If NDR ,what is the difference between us and SACP.

 

 

Regards 

Lucas Mothibe

 

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Sent: 19 January 2010 05:24 PM
To: payco@googlegroups.com; PAYCO Azania
Subject: [PAYCO] 

 

 

 


Haiti-A Call For Global Action


by Randall Robinson
January 07, 2004

Part I


January 1, 1804 - January 1, 2004:


This day is sacred. 

It is the 200th anniversary of the Haitian Revolution. 

Fought by Haitians. 

Won for us all. 

Between 1791 and 1804, hundreds of thousands of Africans
enslaved in Haiti ignored the rivers, forests, precipices, swamps,
mountains, gorges, bloodhounds, rifles, cannon, and whips that separated
them and united to launch a massive, brilliantly executed, spectacular
war of liberation that the armies of Spain, England, and France (with
the help of the United States) all fought desperately - 

[PAYCO]

2010-03-01 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
I sent the interview of Sobukwe long time ago but it appeared today

 

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RE: [PAYCO] Fwd: PAC angry over view they 'hijacked Sharpeville protest'

2010-03-25 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
COSAS IS TURNING AGAINST MALEMA

 

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Subject: [PAYCO] Fwd: PAC angry over view they 'hijacked Sharpeville
protest'

 


I would like tohear your views on this constructive criticism comrades,

 

 


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Subject: Fwd: PAC angry over view they 'hijacked Sharpeville protest'
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Subject: Re: PAC angry over view they 'hijacked Sharpeville protest'


 

The point is not Malema dear Cdes! Its the Pan Afrikanist Movement's
lack of communication startegy. Why do they become visible when Malema
said something? where are they? what have they been doing in the face of
embarrassing demise of PAC?.

Why is the PAC not capitalising on the monumental blunders made by the
ANC elite

On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 9:19 AM, Thembeka Majali themb...@aidc.org.za
wrote:

 

 

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From: Mandla Ntlanganiso mandl...@sassa.gov.za

Date: 24 March 2010 8:16:58 AM

To: Thembeka Majali themb...@aidc.org.za,ntonzi...@cput.ac.za,
sndam...@pgwc.gov.za, Simphiwe Nofuma snof...@pgwc.gov.za

Subject: PAC angry over view they 'hijacked Sharpeville protest'


 

2010/03/24

THE ANC yester day refused to comment on its youth league president
Julius Malema accusing the Pan Africanist Congress of hijacking
the Sharpeville protest.

We are not commenting on what the ANC Youth League president said on
this particular matter, said spokesperson Jackson Mthembu.

This followed after Malema on Monday reportedly said the Sharpeville
uprising of 1960 - that later became a massacre when police opened
fire and killed 69 people protesting about the pass laws - was
organised by the ANC but hijacked by the PAC.

His comments outraged the PAC Youth Congress who described Malema as a
Mickey-mouse pop star who knows nothing about the liberation
struggle.

We will never allow this political buffoon to rape the proud rich
liberation struggle credentials of the PAC  A high school drop-out
like Malema who cannot even pass woodwork. 

It is only in the ANC where fools like him are allowed to occupy
leadership positions, Payco said in a statement.

Payco slammed the comments as foolish lies and want a public
apology from Malema 

The fact of history is that PAC organised and led the Positive
Action Campaign and the ANC rejected an invitation from PAC founding
President Mangaliso Sobukwe.

Through its then secretary general, Duma Nokwe, the ANC refused to
participate in the march saying '... it has no prospects of
success'. 

ANC Youth League spokesperson Magdalene Moonsamy, however, said:
What he (Malema) was speaking about was the mobilisation prior to
Sharpeville which was managed by the ANC. - Sapa






 


 




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[PAYCO] FW: Google Alert - pac of azania

2010-03-28 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Please open the link below and hear what Malema says about the PAC.

 

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From: Google Alerts [mailto:googlealerts-nore...@google.com] 
Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2010 9:26 AM
To: Mduduzi Sibeko
Subject: Google Alert - pac of azania

 

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Politicsweb
For years, the PAC perpetually made the claim that they are being
ignored ... is why did the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania, that is
so evidently proud ...



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RE: [PAYCO] RE:

2010-03-30 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Looking at these sentiments it very sad to observe that the PAC will
always suffer from internal scuffles. When I was a young PASO  and
AZANYU in the early nineties I picked up a paper from the ground dropped
deliberately or not I m uncertain. But, it had this caption  has
Sobukwe dream turned into rivalry or infighting ?. my point is that
after the demise of uncle Zeph no leader in the PAC has enjoyed a
plenary support within the file and rank members of the organization.
From Makwethu up to now, we are still suffering from failing to elect
leaders that we support or perhaps we support them and withdraw our
support latter. I am saying this as I have observed that there is a lot
of attacks taking place within the PAYCO itself. When will we elect
leaders that will enjoy a plenary support from the organization ?

 

Mduduzi Sibeko

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From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:pa...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Mahlangu, Congress
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 4:34 PM
To: Cunningham Ngcukana; Yandisa Ngcuka; just...@lebea.co.za;
sero...@hotmail.com; mophol...@yahoo.co.uk; Lulamile Ntonzima;
nkru...@lantic.net; thembeka.maj...@gmail.com;
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Subject: [PAYCO] RE:

 

Hi Cunningham,

 

There are several points to note about the whole scenario. The reason
why PAC has politically and administratively performed so terrible in
many areas is this type of its actions. They have leaders who lead
without any slightest vision. Leaders, who never led anything, except
their own pockets. They are dangerously spontaneous and very impulsive.
Remember the amputation of hands; remember your sodla sonke slogan, just
remember how the 1994 elections were planned by the PAC, with the
subsequent emergence of the so-called revolutionary watchdogs. The
recent being the call to injure Malema until he dies.

 

The PAC programmes with an exception of the 1960 and few other
activities are littered with poor planning which is normally based on
slanders, spreading stupid calumnies and lies.  Most heartily for the
interest and love of this organization, we refuse to give up. But I
refuse to be part of loose cannons. Everything that ANC is doing is well
planned. They have a programme to plunge this country into anarchy. We
know the ANC is run by mercenaries, Askaris. How do you explain the fact
that a Premier in Mpumalanga has stashed R14m in his backyard? Let alone
the hit list that exists in every province.

 

To deal with such ills, you don't need some short cuts. I am currently
reading a book on Wall Street and Bolshevik Revolution. It is about
meticulous planning so as to sustain any potential revolution.  We must
separate a media stunt from the actual revolutionary programme.

I understand that the PAC has suffered enough media blackout. 

 

Eqala kanje, asoze yalunga

 

 

Regards 

 

Congress 



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Subject: RE: 

 

Hi Congress

 

I have been part and parcel of building party structures in the 80s.

PASO started with by Cde Jojo through ASAAC issued statements

and commented on the developments within the educational system

from 1984.

It led to the launch of PASO late in 1988.

The issue of the drug snorting drunkard of the ANCYL being attacked

by PAYCO is correct. Whether they have the capacity or not.

Zuma did not call anybody to order when Malema said he was

prepared to shoot to kill for him nor Vavi.

I see nothing wrong with PAYCO statement as they clarified it

that the country is run by a criminal from Zuma downwards.

What may and may not be strategic is that Malema has enemies inside

and outside the ANC.

Our youth should not keep quite when an illiterate like Malema is
urinating on

our history!

Ayesaba amagwala!


Kind Regards

 

Cunningham Ngcukana

 

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Sent: 26 March 2010 14:49
To: Yandisa Ngcuka; Cunningham Ngcukana; just...@lebea.co.za;
sero...@hotmail.com; mophol...@yahoo.co.uk; Lulamile Ntonzima;
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Subject: RE: 

 

Cde Yandisa,

 

Threats and empty rhetoric do not advance our revolution. As a matter of
fact, I don't know who are these cockroaches who call themselves PAC
Youth League and their so-called President? I know of PAYCO as official
component of the PAC. 

 

You are correct; such a plan cannot be advertise through the media

[PAYCO]

2010-04-13 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Masemola and PAC leaders forgotten

13 April 2010
Sam Ditshego 






NOTORIOUS PRISON: A view of the outside of Robben Island prison 


TORTURED: Jafta Masemola 

 
 These freedom fighters also suffered 



ON April 17 1990 our country was robbed of an intrepid freedom fighter,
Jafta Kgalabi Masemola. 

Masemola died in a mysterious car accident on his way to hospital. He
had been released six months earlier from Robben Island after serving 26
years, nine of which were spent in solitary confinement. He was tortured
almost daily and had to go on numerous hunger strikes as a protest.

Though enduring such hardships, he didn't attract international media
attention. So far, he doesn't even attract local media attention. The
PAC, to which he gave his life, also fails to do justice to him and Zeph
Mothopeng.

Their anniversaries just come and go without incident.

Masemola was a victim of a systematic assassination campaign. Others
were journalist Sam Mabe and Azapo's Muntu Myeza

Masemola's death has not been properly explained and the PAC is doing
little or nothing to ensure that his case reaches finality. For
instance, who was the driver of the truck that collided with his car ?
Did he appear in court to answer charges ? Which court? Are there
records of the scene of the accident? Who were the police officers who
were dispatched to the scene of the accident? 

There were reports that emergency service vehicles arrived late and
Masemola died minutes after arriving at the GaRankuwa Hospital.

He had dedicated his life to others. He was very generous. He had an
undying love for his people and was determined to liberate them. 

In 1963 Masemola, Samuel Chibane, Philemon Tefu, John Nkosi, Isaac
Mthimunye and Dimake Malepe were sentenced to life for furthering the
aims of the P A C . 

In 1964 Rivonia trialists Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu, Govan Mbeki,
Ahmed Kathrada, Wilton Makwayi, Raymond Mhlaba, Elias Motsoaledi and
Andrew Malangeni joined the PAC freedom fighters, but the media hardly
reports about the PAC members .

A founder PAC member , Masemola once said: We cannot negotiate with the
usurpers of our land. 

After his release , Masemola said the time was not ripe for genuine
negotiations. He had foresight. It is now clear that the political
settlement reached at Codesa didn't benefit the African people. 

This was confirmed by Winnie Madikizela-Mandela about six weeks ago in
an interview with the London Evening Standard, an interview she now
denies ever giving to Nadira Naipaul. 

She denies it, but who believes her? Moreover, Naipaul couldn't have
thumb-sucked the explosive information contained in that interview.

Other PAC stalwarts, such as former president Zeph Mothopeng, who had
foresight and whose analysis was insightful, said: We must put our
heads together over this question of negotiations because it is bandied
about as the most important thing in the liberation struggle. 

You cannot go to a negotiating table for your liberation.

The PAC's founding president Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe said: We do not
wish to use anybody, nor do we wish to be used by anybody. We want to
make the African people conscious of the fact that they have to win
their own liberation, relying on themselves to carry on a relentless and
determined struggle instead of relying on court cases and negotiations
on their behalf by 'sympathetic whites'.

An oppressor is an oppressor. There is no benevolent oppressor. The
people will have to fight for their freedom. That is the lesson we
learned from people like Masemola. If we shirk our responsibility, these
freedom fighters will turn in their graves.

Masemola contributed enormously to our liberation struggle . The people
of this country for whom people like Masemola dedicated their lives
should keep their memory alive.



JAFTA KGALABI MASEMOLA (1928 - 1990) 

JAFTA Jeff Kgalabi Masemola joined the ANCYL in 1958. In 1959 he and
was inamong the the breakawaymembers who group that founded the Pan
African Congress of Azania (PAC) in 1959. 

When the PAC was banned in 1961 Masemola and others were sent out of the
country to set up the PAC's underground guerrilla structure, Poqo, the
forerunner of the Azanian People's Liberation Army (Apla).

Masemola was abducted in Lesotho by apartheid forces and was, with most
members of his unit, later sentenced to serve life on Robben Island. 

Known as the Tiger of Azania, he was subjected to solitary confinement
for much of his time on Robben Island. 

He rejected President PW Botha's offer of release on condition that he
renounce the armed struggle. He steadfastly refused any negotiations
unless it led to the return of land to dispossessed Africans and the
establishment of a free and just society.



*  The writer is a media commentator and an independent researcher

 

 

Mduduzi Sibeko

011 724 9298

071-101-2595

msib

[PAYCO]

2010-04-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Cunningham:

By a chance I was watching a documentary on DSTV,  I can't remember
which channel it was. But the discussion there at the UN Headquarters
centered around the Cuban Missile crisis of the early seventies. Acute
hostilities between the US including its allies and the soviet including
its empire or rather satellite States. David Sibeko, appeared on the UN
video clip and his address which lasted about seven munities or more was
very illuminating and refreshing. This unsung hero of the Azanian
struggle contribution has fallen in to oblivion. Has anyone ever
undertaken to take the spade and dig what lies beneath the history of
this gallant fighter ?

 

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[PAYCO]

2010-04-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Cunningham:

 

What has happened to Maxwell, former organizer and secretary general.
Was he not satisfied with Dr. Pheko and decided to leave. I HARDLY HEAR
HIS NAME IN THE FILE AND RANK MEMBERS OF THE Charterists.

 

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RE: [PAYCO]

2010-04-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi: Mohlomphegi / Cunningham  

 

I observe that albeit we have material collections about our exile
history in  the University of Fort Hare, Switzerland, Wits University
e.t.c, we still have dozens or of material scatted within the comrades
and perhaps some private institutions. These materials in the hands of
comrades, are by their nature in the hands of comrades classified as
personal collections. My concern is that we need to collect these
materials and organize a centralized archive, even if we make copies
from the originals from the owners of these materials. There are photos
in the  hands of comrades which we do not know, on one occasion, I
remember comrades bickering about whose photos were those they were
fighting for. It very unfortunate that the organization like the PAC
should not have a centralized collection of material. Let us glean all
what we can get and get an organized or centralized archive. 

 

Mduduzi Sibeko

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msib...@randwater.co.za

 

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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 7:06 AM
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Subject: Re: [PAYCO]

 

Comrade Mduduzi

There was one comrade I knew who had a book on David Sibeko about his
involvement in the UN. It was a green book with the face of David
Sibeko. I happen to see this book arround 1990-1993. unfortunately the
comrade passed away arround 2007/8 and was then a member of DA. His name
was Makopo in Lebowakgomo Township Limpopo. His children are staying at
Vosloorus. Comrades like Kingdom at Lebowakgomo/Mahwelereng should know
the where abouts of this meterial as there was a huge collection of
other PAC external mission materials at the hands of this comrade.

Izwe Lethu!

 



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Hi Cunningham:

By a chance I was watching a documentary on DSTV,  I can't remember
which channel it was. But the discussion there at the UN Headquarters
centered around the Cuban Missile crisis of the early seventies. Acute
hostilities between the US including its allies and the soviet including
its empire or rather satellite States. David Sibeko, appeared on the UN
video clip and his address which lasted about seven munities or more was
very illuminating and refreshing. This unsung hero of the Azanian
struggle contribution has fallen in to oblivion. Has anyone ever
undertaken to take the spade and dig what lies beneath the history of
this gallant fighter ?

 

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[PAYCO] RE: Interview with Sobukwe 8-9 August 1970

2010-04-21 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Thank you comrade for this interview: an extract from it reads  WHAT
WAS YOUR REACTION WHEN YOU HEARD ABOUT POQO?
This thing was undisciplined. No movement can succeed without
discipline. I could see that once the
leaders were in jail, things had gotten out of control. There was no way
of guiding this (Poqo) thing; it
was the tsotsi element taking over. I don't think Leballo should have
made the statement that PAC and
Poqo were the same, because they weren't, really. Poqo had about the
same relation to PAC that Mau Mau
had to KANU. They weren't the same thing. I had always known that we had
people who believed in
blowing up things, in sabotage. When we were organizing for the
campaign, people came to me and asked
for permission to derail trains and things like that. I told them no,
that we could probably succeed without
that. But I did think that at some later stage of the campaign we might
have to do this, to hit at the
economy by derailing trains that carried workers into Johannesburg, for
example. But I myself took no
part in this, I thought I could leave it to those people (who knew how
to do it.) We never considered
blowing up pylons. We didn't think there was any point in hitting any
targets except the government
itself-transport, perhaps municipal buildings. We didn't believe in
taking anyone's life.Soma have concluded that this not be authentic 

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Thank you very much son of the soil. I guess this spell the end on the
Mbeki era. Now we are entering the Prof's terrain. Prof is on the only
representative of the living and the dead. Prof is founding President of
the PAC and an agent of pan Africanism, while Mbeki is charterist
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Thank you very much son of the soil. I guess this spell the end on the
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[PAYCO] RE: Emailing: ajpe001001011

2010-04-29 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Comrade Mawande must be congratulated for scholarly papers that he
sends. I benefit immensely from them

 

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[PAYCO] RE:

2010-05-03 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Cunningham

 

I t I recall some years in one of our congress your car tires were
pricked,  Patric  Baleka was very angry with that. Who was involved in
that ? were you at odds with those that did this ? Do you remember
Baleka. What happened to him , I heard that he Joined COPE.

 

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Subject: RE: 

 

Hi Mduduzi

 

I was part of the first meetings leading to the Convention and
Thohoyandou.

The meetings were held at SACWU with Sthembele Khala; Mudini Maivha;
myself

and many comrades. We debated the issue of leadership and Mogoba. I
rasised

a critical concern that without policies; strategies and tactics I has a
problem of 

focussing on individuals. I raised the issue of Mogoba as a person who
was outside

the party mainstream and not aware of dynamics. I raised the issue of
Muendane's history

in the party in Robben Island and the external mission. The refrain was
that Uncle Zeph

had asked everybody to return back to the party. I raised the concern of
Muendane's

inability to submit himself to leadership by any person and such a
character as a danger.

Cde Jaki Seroke would remember these numerous meetings. The other
concern was

that the process was driven by Gauteng based comrades without input from
key bases

of the party like the Western Cape and the former Transkei and I feared
a backlash from

structures and cadres whom I had worked with.

As a result I neither attended the Convention nor Thohoyandou Conference
as I did not

want to participate in a flawed process that was looking for a Messiah.

Mogoba I subsequently met with the leaders of the labour movement and
underground

comrades. He promised consultation and an advisory structure like a
politburo and he

disappeared after that. Muendane attempted a process of policy
development with a 

chosen coterie of people and wanted to jettison socialism from the PAC
political and ideological

approach. Mogoba was chased by lumpens in Cape Town who were a Makwethu
faction and

Muendane effected revenge to those he had a score to settle. 

Mogoba was a priest not a political animal even Dandala was better. He
roped in Mayende who

has no clue of economics and who wrote paraffin called the land policy
of the PAC a  similar thing

Sipho Shabalala wrote As an economic policy of PAC without any economic
bearing or understanding.

The PAC was so far removed from the grass roots structures and was run
in a corporatist manner.

This allowed a revolt that carried Pheko into the leadership by branches
with populism without substance.

 

Kind Regards

 

Cunningham Ngcukana

 

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Subject: RE: 

 

There was euphoria when Mokgoba took the helm of the PAC. It was
believed that the PAC poor electoral showings then were attributable to
Makwethu. Thus a visionary was sought after, and Mokgoba emerged
triumphant. Muendane was amongst  the would be visionaries to reinvent
strategies  for the PAC. Muendane was very arrogant which established
the claim made about him in exile.

 

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Subject: RE: 

 

Hi Mduduzi

 

It was the frustration with the PAC leadership especially de Lille and
Muendane.

Muendane was basically settling scores with comrades from the external
mission

and Robben Island. That includes Mlambo and Malcom Dyani.

He was so vindictive and de Lille was a perfect tool for Muendane and he
held

Gora responsible for his expulsion by Pokela. Dyani was part of the
socialist group

he despised in Robben Island very eloquent and articulate on Pan
Africanism. Dyani

also left the PAC as he saw no hoe with a 26 at the helm.

I was a bit angry against both of them but understood the vitriol they
daily faced in

parliament with threats of expulsion like Letlapa has done with Godi

I had to fly from my pocket Joe Mkhwanazi to attend Gora's funeral and
it was

a very sad thing.

When Nyerere died I had to pay for Mkhwanazi to represent us at his
funeral and

the lumpens

RE: [PAYCO] RE:

2010-05-03 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Cunningham

 

The comrade said exactly what I was about to say. In fact  as we know
historically that the movement losing the legal existence status through
the fascist regime almost killed the movement. You have given us an
insightful narratives about exile history. Leballo, Make, Muendane and
others that have wrecked our development. But can you sincerely tell us
if there is a positive prospect ahead of us ? given that, factionalism
remains unresolved to this day. With Patricia leaving us, Godi forming
an Africanist inclined formation, Thami forming the PAM. IS THERE A
HOPE. IF OUR DISCUSSION WILL BE ENDLESS CAN WE HOPE OF A POSITIVE
PROSPECT. DO WE NEED A CONGRES TO REDIRECT OUR STRATEGIES. 

 

 

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Of Mohlomphegi Mphahlele
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 5:12 PM
To: payco@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [PAYCO] RE:

 

Majoni!

Comrade I remain puzzled by our inability to come up with a lasting
solution to our party demise. We continuasly refer to the programme that
will address our demise. Can't we draw that programme and paste it here
for further discusion and perusal? It is so sad that a party which
habours such great thinking tanks who understand the dynamics of a
revolution can fail to address and come with implimentable solution to
our demise. Majoni we are no longer wasting time infact we are driving
all the remaining Pan Africanists remnants within the party to its early
grave. I truely sympathise with the comrades who were forced by
circumstances to leave this party and found themself in the hands of
charterists bouegeousies. We have heard what you have to say. Can you
provide us with a wayforward to address our demise. Inkulumo yeno is now
deafening our ears. Azanians are waiting impatiantly for the lasting
solution to their revolution that went apace. we can work within the
community and do well but will always be identified with PAC a FLAT
TYRE. At this moment every PAC member should draft a silmple one or two
page discusion document to outline the wayforward.

Izwe Labo!!( Macherter)!! Sorry Majoni!! Izwe Lethu!!



 



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Subject: [PAYCO] RE:




Hi Cunningham

 

I t I recall some years in one of our congress your car tires were
pricked,  Patric  Baleka was very angry with that. Who was involved in
that ? were you at odds with those that did this ? Do you remember
Baleka. What happened to him , I heard that he Joined COPE.

 

From: Cunningham Ngcukana [mailto:cunningham.ngcuk...@investecmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 12:20 PM
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sero...@hotmail.com; Khaliphile Sizani; Loyiso Mfuku; Yandisa Ngcuka;
loymcit...@webmail.co.za; just...@lebea.co.za;
kwamendeb...@webmail.co.za; Lulamile Ntonzima; Simphiwe Nofuma;
crosby.njwab...@webmail.co.za
Subject: RE: 

 

Hi Mduduzi

 

I was part of the first meetings leading to the Convention and
Thohoyandou.

The meetings were held at SACWU with Sthembele Khala; Mudini Maivha;
myself

and many comrades. We debated the issue of leadership and Mogoba. I
rasised

a critical concern that without policies; strategies and tactics I has a
problem of 

focussing on individuals. I raised the issue of Mogoba as a person who
was outside

the party mainstream and not aware of dynamics. I raised the issue of
Muendane's history

in the party in Robben Island and the external mission. The refrain was
that Uncle Zeph

had asked everybody to return back to the party. I raised the concern of
Muendane's

inability to submit himself to leadership by any person and such a
character as a danger.

Cde Jaki Seroke would remember these numerous meetings. The other
concern was

that the process was driven by Gauteng based comrades without input from
key bases

of the party like the Western Cape and the former Transkei and I feared
a backlash from

structures and cadres whom I had worked with.

As a result I neither attended the Convention nor Thohoyandou Conference
as I did not

want to participate in a flawed process that was looking for a Messiah.

Mogoba I subsequently met with the leaders of the labour movement and
underground

comrades. He promised consultation and an advisory structure like a
politburo and he

disappeared after that. Muendane attempted a process of policy
development with a 

chosen coterie of people and wanted to jettison socialism from the PAC
political and ideological

approach. Mogoba

[PAYCO] RE: indians - Indigenous?

2010-05-13 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
What DID Prof ( Sobukwe) scornfully addressed them as stinking koolies
of Sugar plantation of Natal. He continued by regarding them as having
no leadership then, saying some have  been tainted with the arrogance
of white supremarcy

 

Mduduzi Sibeko

011 724 9298

071-101-2595

msib...@randwater.co.za

 

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Subject: indians - Indigenous?

 

 

 

 

 

 

'Indians should be considered as indigenous South Africans'

May 13 2010 , 6:13:00 

Rivonia trialist Ahmed Kathrada says Indians should be considered as
indigenous South Africans for their contribution to the country and
their integration into the various communities. Yesterday marked the
150th anniversary of the arrival of Indians into South Africa. Indians
were among the first settlers into the country and have played a
significant role in every social field.

In the early period of the country's history, Indians comprised about
25% of the country's slave population in the Cape. Most of them ran away
from British colonialism. 

Kathrada says, They met with conditions that they thought they were
escaping back home. But, what was important at the time of their arrival
was that they made sure that they do everything in their power to
protect their dignity.

South Africa became a fully integrated society in 1994. While Indians
have mostly kept true to their beliefs and culture, many say the debate
on whether they can be viewed as indigenous Africans should be opened.

International educationist Nico Jooste explains: Historically the
Indian community played a very important part in developing South
Africa. Not only did they bring their labour initially, they soon became
traders and lawyers.



 






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[PAYCO]

2010-05-17 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi: Cunningham/ Seroke

It almost more than 30 years since David Sibeko passed away. Sadly he
has gained a status of an unsung hero and fallen in to oblivion , a man
that is credited with an agitation of removing South Africa in the UN in
the mid 70's, nothing is said about him, not to mention that no monument
nor any city is named after him. I have an idea without a capacity that
Africanist that have access to the film industry must produce a
documentary in appreciating this  luminary of our struggle.

 

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RE: [PAYCO] Generosity Through Prosperity

2010-06-09 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
I have been saying this for many years. Comrade I hope you see how
deleterious this bashing is. When should we start engaging each other
constructively ?

 

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Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 8:27 AM
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Subject: RE: [PAYCO] Generosity Through Prosperity

 

Sons and Daughters of the soil

 

You all don't know me because I am suppose to be a new member of the
PAC. I am originally from KZN, south coast, I don't understand  and also
I don't like politics but I believe in self determination of the African
people so they can advance themselves in all aspects of life hence my
attempt to join the PAC because when it was introduced to me I
understood that it is not  a political party per se but as a
revolutionary organisation that is concerned about the African masses. I
now write with disappointment to learn that we are busy discrediting
each other personally on this platform instead of engaging on the
issues. It would have been so encouraging if there were debates
regarding the programmes to advance the African masses instead of the
finger pointing that is going on and it makes me wonder if are we clear
with the programme of action because that should be above every
individual. 

 

I think it is about time for the leaders of this organisation to seat
back and take stock in order to acknowledge the current problems and
also answer difficult questions about the relevance of the organisation
because from where I am standing the organisation does not practically
appear to be different to other political parties, may be on paper,
hence it does not give any reason to the people to change their votes. 

 

As mentioned I joined the Pac ,or may I should say I attempted because I
never got the membership card which I paid for, because I was hoping it
is the organisation that is not based on individuals and does not
tolerate selfish and opportunistic people who want to benefit on the
expense of the masses. 

 

Sons and Daughters I believe there is a need for the REALLY PAC, people
don't know where to go for help, each and every initiative/programme
that is undertaken it always have political  motive and corruption
behind it hence it fails to address the core problem.

 

Where are the real leaders like Robert Sobukwe, Steve Biko, to name the
ones that I managed to read about, who are prepared to take the African
people forward not themselves. 

 

Kind Regards

Mcmillan Nkosi Mfeka

Learning MIS Specialist

People Development

Group Human Resources

Tel: 011 294 1445

Fax: 011 295 1445

 

 

P Please consider the environment before printing this email and/or any
related attachments

 

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Of Chuma Andile Mangisa
Sent: 08 June 2010 04:06 PM
To: payco@googlegroups.com
Subject: [PAYCO] Generosity Through Prosperity

 

Sons and Daughters of Azania

 

Afrcanists, this is something worth talking about and trying. I'm trying
to change the topic for a while for us to continue breathing; may be
there will be a light at the end of the tunnel. Hopefully coming towards
us not away from us.

 

Please read the document carefully. I'm sure it will make sense to most
of us.

 

Izwe Lethu

 

Chuma Andile Mangisa

0761277410 or 073 257 9480

 

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RE: [PAYCO] contact details

2010-06-15 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Seleka was an acting secretary General immidietely after the resignation
of Barney elexander, latter known as Khoissan x

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 Kindly help me with Carter Seleka's contact details (telephone or
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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Occupational Hygiene Environmental Officer

2010-06-17 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Puff and puff 






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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Heavy Vehicle Driver

2010-07-23 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Puff and pass

 






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2010-07-28 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
 by the drought to set up a medium- and long-term plan to 
achieve food self-sufficiency. 

To prepare for the twenty-first century, we have launched a huge campaign to 
educate and train our children in a new kind of school, financed by the 
creation of a special Teach our children raffle. Through the salutary action 
of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution, we have launched a vast 
program to build public housing (500 units in three months), roads, small 
reservoirs, and so on. Our economic aspiration is to create a situation where 
every Burkinabè can at least use his brain and hands to invent and create 
enough to ensure him two meals a day and drinking water. 

We swear, we proclaim, that from now on nothing in Burkina Faso will be done 
without the participation of the Burkinabè. Nothing that we have not first 
decided and worked out ourselves. There will be no further assaults on our 
sense of decency and our dignity. 



1. The Alma Ata principles of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the 
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) emphasized 
proper nutrition, safe water, sanitation systems, maternal and child health 
care, immunization, and a reserve of basic medicine. UNICEF's GOBI FFF 
Strategy, focused on women and children, includes treating diarrhea-caused 
dehydration with an inexpensive solution of clean water, glucose, and salts; 
breastfeeding; immunization against six major communicable diseases; and 
education. 

 
 
 
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2010-08-03 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
 ambassador was enthusiastic and had even
financed household purchases for Leballo, because the officer felt that
however Pan Africanist the party was, it simply couldn't trust African
governments and it was advisable to find a secure base in North Korea.
Leballo declined, saying the party had to rely on Africa, however
treacherous politicians were. He was encouraged by the Libyan
government's promise to finance an exiled University of Azania in
Zimbabwe. 

In February 1981 John Nyati Pokela, a senior PAC member, was released
from detention in South Africa and replaced Make as the leader of the
reformist-diplomat PAC. Leballo wrote him suggesting a meeting,
stating in private that he would accept Pokela as PAC President/Chairman
if he (Leballo) could command APLA. Pokela never replied. They both
attended the first anniversary celebrations of independence at Rufaro
Stadium but merely waved to each other at a distance. Tanzanian
sympathizers at the Tanzanian High Commission warned Leballo that the
Tanzanian president, Julius Nyerere, and the Tanzanian secretary general
of the OAU Liberation Committee, Hashim Mbita, had both demanded
Leballo's expulsion from Zimbabwe. The next day Leballo was arrested
while waiting to meet Edison Zvogbo, a government minister, imprisoned,
and deported the next day. Handed a few dollars by his intelligence
officer as he was rushed on to a plane, Leballo eventually arrived in
Libya after being shunted around the Middle East and losing all his
luggage. 

From 1981 until his death in 1986 Leballo worked in Ghana with President
Jerry Rawlings' People's Committees but was mostly penniless in London.
His Ugandan and Tanzanian diplomatic passports were revoked but he used
his Liberian passport to build up links with the Rwandan Tutsi and
Museveni's Ugandan resistance movements. After Pokela's sudden death in
1985 Leballo began to have success reuniting the PAC but died suddenly
in January 1986 in Greenwich, London. He was buried in Lifelakoaneng,
Lesotho. The Basutoland Congress Party, which he had co-founded and
whose military wing he had trained, acknowledged that Leballo had played
a major part in bringing down the regime of Leabua Jonathan Molapo in
1986. 

Although largely forgotten in South African politics, Leballo was
responsible for temporarily turning the PAC away in the years 1966 -
1979 from semi-fascism towards Maoism. He recognized the futility of the
Poqo slogan drive the whites into the sea (later revived by the
remnant PAC as one settler one bullet with disastrous electoral
consequences - 1.2% of the vote in 1994 and 0.7 % thereafter). Sibeko's
grab for power in 1979, the Chunya massacre, and Leballo's
peripheralization were not just the termination of one man's career but
the death of a credible left wing alternative to the ANC/SACP alliance.
[cite web|url=http://about-south-africa.com/html/pac.html
title=PAC - Pan African Congress of Azania
publisher=About South Africa] 

References 


* Leeman, Bernard (1992) Lesole la Mokhehle - Soldier for Mokhehle PAC
Office Canberra
* Leeman, Bernard (1999) Lesotho and the Struggle for Azania, Roma,
Lesotho - updated 1985 Bremen University PhD Thesis
* Leeman, Bernard (1995) The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania,
Australian National University, Canberra
* Mphanya, Ntsukunyane (2004) A Brief History of the Basutoland Congress
Party 1952 - 2002 Morija, Lesotho, pp 95 - 98 

 

 

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2010-08-03 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Does anyone know anything about these books?

 

  http://covers.openlibrary.org/w/id/6151044-L.jpg  
http://covers.openlibrary.org/w/id/6151003-L.jpg 

 

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2010-08-04 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Jackie: Mawande/ Cunningham/  Sebenzile

 

The PAC doesn't seem to have fallen on a political oblivion 

 

Last weekend I put on my PAC t-shirt, (I had not worn PAC things for
many years), despite the unfavorable climate these days. as it was month
end, a lot of people were thronging to town for varied reasons. It was
very much intrigued that I can count approximately 10 people who greeted
me in open palm salute of PAC. They would shout or acclaim izwe lethu.
Typically was an old woman, who must have been at her eighties, this
woman was very thrilled. She recounted to me how police raided PAC camps
in Lesotho, and she expressed her profound sadness at the untimely
passing away of Prof Sobukwe. She continued to express her very deep
sense of disappointment with the current antecedents making a continued
history of internal rivalry in the PAC. Comrade:

In your previous email you argued that there was no schism in this
organization, except people taking over the PAC, probably to amass
accruals through this organization. Be what this concerns maybe, their
controversy and so on. Without taking any side, I was elated that ten
people on Saturday gave PAC recognition. However, we fail to exploit
these opportunities. I understand there were two separate PAC events
celebrating hero's day. Can't we be pragmatic? Let's face reality and
engage each other, let us dialog on the differences. Some time ago, I
refrained from entering the fray between these groupings. I think now I
can put my points very clear, let us unite. People ay to us izwe lethu
when they greet us, but we say amongst ourselves my enemy when we greet
one another.

 

 

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2010-09-06 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Jaki

 

Did you meet Henry Issacks in exile, was he ideologically grounded ?

 

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RE: [PAYCO] media release statement

2010-10-07 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Comrade Seroke:

I am bid confused now about some circulation within PAYCO. It seems all sorts 
of daily matters are circulated. wasn't the initial intention of this 
circulation to discuss political matters. What has Happened to the following 
comrades

Mawande Jack
Cunningham
Congress
And others, have the political discussions died



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[PAYCO]

2010-10-11 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
I understand the view prominent among the comrades. Even though my query about 
what we are discussing in this forum lately. I profusely aologise if that was a 
censorship

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2010-10-12 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Puff and pass.
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[PAYCO]

2010-10-12 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
 or Clash of 
Civilization?, Journal of Global Change and Governance, 1(4), pp. 17.
(16) Ibid.
(17) Aidan Lewis, 'Profile: Muammar Gaddafi', BBC News, 28 August 2010, 
http://news.bbc.co.uk.
(18) Black, C. R., 2000. Deterring Libya: The Strategic Culture of Muammar 
Qaddafi. USAF Counterproliferation Papers, Future Warfare Series, No. 8, pp. 14.
(19) Ibid.
(20) Black, C. R., 2000. Deterring Libya: The Strategic Culture of Muammar 
Qaddafi. USAF Counterproliferation Papers, Future Warfare Series, No. 8, pp. 15.
(21) James Chapman and Ian Drury, 'Gaddafi embraces Lockerbie bomber and thanks 
his courageous friend Gordon Brown for releasing him', Mail Online, 22 August 
2009, http://www.dailymail.co.uk.
(22) Ed Pilkington, 'UN general assembly: 100 minutes in the life of Muammar 
Gaddafi', The Guardian, 23 September 2009, http://www.guardian.co.uk.
(23) 'Obama to Preside at the UN Security Council', Voice of America News, 02 
September 2009, www.voanews.com.
(24) Antoine Blua, 'Rights Groups Dismayed Over Libya's Election To UN Human 
Rights Council', Radio Free Europe, 14 May 2010, http://www.rferl.org.



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2010-10-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Khoisan X dies
Oct 14, 2010 8:22 AM | By Sapa

Former Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) secretary general Khoisan X, otherwise 
known as Benny Alexander, has died.

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[Benny Alexander addresses a rally in Cape Town in 1991]
Benny Alexander addresses a rally in Cape Town in 1991
Photograph by: Philip Littleton
Credit: NET Africa
He died in hospital on Wednesday morning aged 55, the PAC's secretary general 
Mfanelo Skwatsha said.
About week ago, he called his ex-wife that if he were to pass away, the PAC 
should take full responsibility for his funeral.
He was described as having a Cinderella-pitched voice whose colourful language 
and missing front teeth made him the PAC's most recognisable face.
According to sahistory.org.za he was born Benny Alexander on March 4, 1955 in 
Kimberley, where he grew up. In 1983 he joined the PAC underground and soon 
became the PAC's most recognisable face. He was instrumental in the formation 
of the Pan Africanist Movement in 1989, a legal front for the PAC, and was 
elected general secretary. He assumed the same position at the PAC's first 
post-unbanning congress in 1990.
He stepped down in 1994 as secretary general. In 1996 he retired from active 
politics to concentrate on his studies, assist NGOs and civic structures, and 
build black empowerment structures.
Around that time he also chose to capitalise on his San and Griqua ancestry by 
legally changing his name and taking up a job as adviser to Adam Kok V, the 
head of the Griqua traditional royal house. He set up Khoisan X Investment 
Holdings, a Section 21 company that aimed to benefit the San and Griqua people 
through a trust.
In 2008 Alexander was part of a group that broke away and attempted to 
establish a PAC splinter grouping. The Bloemfontein High Court however ordered 
this group to stop gathering or organising under the PAC's name or colours.
Skwatsha described him as a brilliant public speaker always at the forefront of 
the party during difficult times.

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RE: [PAYCO] KHOISAN X - MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL

2010-10-17 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Cde Seroke

I agree with you, even though I may not have all the facts. However, the point 
is that Khoisan X was an  bona fide Africanist. Differences prevailing in the 
movement should not be in the public domain. How crazy can it be if in the 
media someone can say to the public that Khoisan was not the member of the PAC. 
Immediately after his passing away, the mainstream media carried various 
articles with a similar wording' Former PAC leader dies at 55'. I kindly 
implore anymore to desist to any temptation to spoil the reputation of Khoisan 
that we should respect, as we will be paying a final respect to him.

Izwe Lethu


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Comrades

On Sunday, 17 October, I attended a memorial service in honour of Benny 
Alexander (Khoisan X) organised by his family, his friends and comrades, his 
business partners, his spiritual leaders, and the Griqua royal house whom he 
advised on cultural and political matters.  It was a touching ceremony held in 
the garden of Benny's business colleague, and it affected the participants 
greatly as speakers recounted their various experiences with him.  An 
arrangement has been made to coordinate the week's events that will lead up to 
Saturday, 23 October, when this great son of Africa will be taken to his final 
resting place.

On Monday morning, 18 Oct, SAfm will dedicate 09:05 till 10:00 to Khoisan X.  
Phillip Dlamini, Mark Shinners, Lesaoana Makhanda and possibly his ex-wife, 
Imani Milima Alexander,  will discuss his political life including his 
experiences as a personal aide to Uncle Zeph Mothopeng, as PAC Secretary 
General, and how he was mentored in the philosophy and political theory of 
revolutionary Pan Africanism.  His interaction with the Khoisan people will 
also be attested to.  This is a talk show - we encourage all Africanists to 
call in and express their condolences and fond memories of the fallen comrade.

On Wednesday, 20 Oct, a Memorial Service will be for at 11:00 for about three 
and half hours at the Joburg City Hall on President Street.  PAC stalwarts and 
political allies will be on the platform. Again, we encourage all available 
Party members and supporters to attend.

The funeral will take place in Kimberley on Saturday, 23 Oct.  The coordinating 
committee for the funeral is making final preparations for the programmes of 
the day.  However, the venue is on Long Street in Kimberly and is said to 
accommodate up to a thousand people.  An advance guard is today on the way to 
the Northern Cape to work on final touches.  The event on Sat will start at 
07:30.  We urge mourners to travel safely, to and fro.

In early September I was asked by a comrade and friend from the PAC branch in 
Alex to arrange that Benny be interviewed on the women's television programme, 
Motswako, on the cultural heritage of the Khoisan.  He agreed without 
complaining even though he was not well, and had lately been unable to attend 
our own political sessions on the grounds of ill health.  The programme was 
flighted on the night of September 27, wherein Khoisan X in a feeble voice 
articulated the cultural heritage of the Khoisan correctly in the context of 
the PAC's position on the national question.  We spoke about it the next day 
and he wanted to hear my opinion.  I merely said the brain drain in the PAC is 
not doing us any good. We will live  to regret our self-styled hara-kiri and 
death wish.  Except for sms messages, we never spoke again after that.  Uncle 
Zeph passed on in October 1990 - Benny Alexander (Khoisan X) died in October 
2010.  This is my sad and last memory of Benny.

My parting shot is that having worked with Khoisan X closely in the leadership 
of the PAC in the 1990s, I have come to respect the man for his open-mindedness 
and the ability to take debates and differences of opinion on any issue without 
holding personal grudges.  His infectious laughter and wit took him out of 
tight corners most of the time, and he was always one man up in adversarial 
circumstances. He was not a saint and he had his imperfections like all other 
mortals.  We can learn a lot from him and his entire life.  All we must do, at 
this stage, is work towards making his a decent funeral.

Uncharacteristic of the PAC, there has been a few loudmouths and liars such as 
the statement attributed to Mfanelo Skwatsha in the media (SAPA) where he 
refers to Imani on the wishes of the deceased.  Imani says these are deliberate 
distortions and she has never even spoken to Skwatsha.  She then spoke to 
Letlapa Mphahlele privately to set the record straight - and his apologies were 
accepted.  I say 'uncharacteristic' because never in our history have we used 
death as a platform to further own personal ends.  I don't understand how you 
could say Benny was not a 

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2010-11-19 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Dear Cde's Seroke and Sbu
When I have time I will write putting my argument straight that neither 
socialism nor communism will strive as an economic system for any economy. The 
scientific socialism that our patriarchs such as Sobukwe, Leballo and others, 
spoke about  must be evaluated. We do need to be agile, globalization has 
challenged the traditional methods of doing things. Even ideologies must be 
scrutinized to see if they are compatible with current world reality. But I am 
extremely exited to see that Payco has that need to discuss matters such as 
these.

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Seroke
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Sbu

I'm not familiar with the PAYCO Economic Conference 2006 Resolutions.  Please 
make references available. I take it this posed a continuing debate and 
vigorous discussion on a suitable economic model for the continent.  South 
Africa is inherently a bastion of the western market economy and it is seen as 
a gateway for such penetration into the rest of Africa.  Clearly there are 
difficulties and challenges which relate to the concepts of democracy, good 
governance, the criminality within the state, citizenship and the electoral 
system, and a host of others.  'Financial Aid' has always being used as a 
platform to impose regime change and to sustain neo-colonialism.  These side 
issues de-focus and distract from discussing the macro economic  environment 
for Azania.  The SA public debate on economic models is therefore always 
slanted to prop up orthodox capitalism and in turn obfuscate the real crisis in 
capitalism.

Revolutionary Pan Africanists pursue a socialist perspective, and I think in 
the revitalisation of this movement (led by the PAC) we should all take the 
debate seriously and add relevant views in public forums and contest key issues 
raised by the captains of industry in South Africa and their running mates in 
the government.

The ANC leadership has announced on Monday 15 November 2010 that 
nationalisation will be left to experts to do an extensive research over two 
years, and then later thrown back as a report back to their members.  This is 
pandering to the elites, and it delivers crucial decision making to the whims 
of a few.  A typical top-down system.  The Gear policy was also introduced in 
this manner - by World Bank trained experts.  See where it led the combination 
of ANC/Cosatu/SACP.  Marx said once the emerging elites taste the nectar of 
capital, they never let go.  They want the status quo to remain.

We should do better: our members, cadres and leadership must begin in earnest 
to debate these political and economic affairs.  A lot has gone on in the world 
since the PAC was first  formed and we need to redefine our Africanist 
Socialist Democracy standpoint with a greater detail and with specific 
application to the objective conditions in Southern Africa and then to the rest 
of Africa.  Samir Amin (attached lecture notes) is an outstanding intellectual 
based in Senegal.  We must familiarise ourselves with and discuss the merits of 
the Bamako Appeal (initiated by socialists) and their contradictions with the 
Nepad process, and other contributions which catch our fancy from critical and 
revolutionary thinkers.  Including the concept of State Capitalism which you 
raise in you last missive.

Izwe

Jaki


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Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Re: Views from Cuba
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Comrades

Excellent perspective from Cde Jaki on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics 
and material conditions of both Cuba and China. I cannot resist the temptation 
to make primitive conclusion  that state capitalism is prevailing economic 
model, currently. Russian Model, which  progressed to state capitalism, Chinese 
Model is currently state capitalism (dominance of state owned enterprises) and 
USA force by economic meltdown to state capitalism (Government owns most banks, 
now). Even the emerging socialist pioneers like Venezuela and Bolivia are 
nationalizing through commercialization state owned enterprises. All these 
markets domestic private enterprises are playing a supportive role and foreign 
enterprises are tolerated for their technology.

On hindsight, the 2006 Economic Conference of PAYCO identified number 
industries that need to nationalized, which is first step to state capitalism. 
Are our thoughts also in that ideological trajectory?

It is only the shrinking economies of (Western) Europe that remains touched by 
this fashion.

What am I missing? Can the ideals of socialism be met by socialist market 
economy? State capitalism? Most fundamental is approach of these countries 
results of vigorous application of scientific socialism or selling out?


Sbu



On 5 November 

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2010-12-02 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

 Comrades from Two Camps.

PAC 50 years of infighting is inherited by all generations to generations. Is 
this infighting genetically inherited ?
Jacob Zuma attempted to save his day by ridiculing the  PAC, not in an exact 
verbatim, but he said something like this as a warning to factions within their 
ranks,  those going out of the ANC will be cursed like the PAC. Apart from 
the overt scorning of the PAC by Zuma. Are we really cursed ?If its true that 
from the inception there was rivalry in our ranks. Someone has pointed out that 
Josias Madzunya withdrew his  Alexander constituency from participating in an 
anti pass campaign, because of his failed ambitions of leading the PAC. Then we 
would not date our paralysis in the Leballo's era. It is very unfortunate that 
the organization we so loved is so fragmented beyond any hope of repair to its 
pristine condition. The PAC  will never come right, we like it or not, it will 
not. I know some of you comrades could be irked by these pessimistic 
assertions. But I tell you, in my case, I have been absent in participation, 
and when I was active in the early 90's, we had our sots of infighting. It's 
now close to 20 years in my life time that these infighting haven't ceased 
instead they proliferate.PAC going to court is bizarre, I saw this some years 
ago and I was befuddled. The PAC will be left with history of its own. I  am 
afraid. No further appeal can be made. Resources are exhausted now.

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2011-01-05 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Cde Seroke and Mmbara:

Recently at Johannesburg I saw an Africa most ,likely from Nigeria, this man 
was selling t-shirts which had a good quality from the faced value . I was 
moved when I saw Robert Sobukwe in those Tshits and the inscription on it was  
the man that had a vision . today we live in the world that values much things 
such as patents, trademark and so on. The first thing that came to my mind, was 
to inquire if the guy had a permission to print Sobukwe on sell his t shirts. 
Whether the concern I had was legitimate or not, I was  eventually thrilled 
that despite the unknown intentions of business people, Sobukwe has not fell on 
oblivion. I believe by now we should be having an operational Sobukwe 
Foundation. Look, Thabo Mbeki, who was not long ago removed from presidency by 
his principals has established for himself his own foundation.  I believe the 
movement will triumph if we all dedicate out time and work so hard.


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2011-02-02 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Riots in North Africa, a call for African Head of States to reform or face 
mutiny.
Writes
Mduduzi Sibeko
02-February-2011
08:33 PM

Dear Comrades :Seroke, Sebenzile and others

Current political unrests in Egypt and Tunisia present a watershed of the 
forceful unsetting of despotic rulers in Africa, Middle East and elsewhere in 
the Globe. It is not surprising, as it was earlier believed that globalization 
had the pros and cons in as far as governance is concerned. In the twenty first 
century, Nation States have completely lost their sovereignties. If the 
proliferation of international organizations in the preceding century 
challenged a Nation-State's sovereignty then Globalization has completely 
eroded it.  How do then Nation States inhibit Globalization ? is the shutting 
down of cell phones connections, telephone lines and internet including its 
attendants now known as social networking sites such as Facebook, twitter and 
so on, as we have seen in Egypt, going to countervail Globalization. My 
conviction to the foregoing question is no. for starters, let us unpack what is 
going on in North Africa and the Middle east.

The United States foreign policy is inimical for the world stability.

1.  Firstly, foreign policy is the policy of a sovereign state in its 
interaction with other sovereign states   this is how merriam-webster 
dictionary defines it. As this policy aims for the interaction of one 
Nation-States with other states, what is critical in this interaction is the 
protection of its national interests, such as national security and economic 
protection. There is therefore a symbiosis between national security and 
economic security. What do I mean by this. If the  National Security of one 
nation is compromised, then its economic security is at stake. Consider for 
example the events of September 11, that is, the bombing of twin towers at 
World Trade Center and the Pentagon in 2001. How did this affect the aviation 
industry of the USA and the investors' confidence ?If this is understood, it 
will explain why the USA embroiled itself in the cold war with the Soviet-Union 
for more than fifty years in arms race with a total expenditure of 6 trillion 
US dollars from 1953 to 1990.In an effort to indoctrinate  capitalism in the 
world which would latter benefits in own interests. The USA supported proxy 
wars in countries such as Afghanistan to withstand the Soviet influence in the 
early 1980's.Osama Bin-Laden was their main man in the standoff between the US 
and The Soviet Union. it also supported Saddam Hussein aggression towards Iran. 
With a fear of radical Islamist fundamentalists  which would take over State's 
resources to fight the West, the US has been sponsoring the host of groupings 
against its perceived enemies. With approximately more than 1 billion $, the US 
has been sponsoring the Egyptian military. This is not a free ride for  Hosni 
Mubarak who has ravaged his country for more than thirty years. His assumption 
of Arab leadership and a protection of Israel, which continues to this day to 
kill the defenseless people of Palestine and Syria, has earned him this 
financial support. The USA has hitherto supported Israel militarily. Today 
Israel is a Nuclear -power of the Middle East. Just consider Israel location, 
surrounded by Arabs left and Right, but no Nation States can eliminate Israel 
with its Military arsenal. The other threat of the US is the ascending of 
China, which has just outstripped Japan's second rating as an economic power. 
That is why the Obama administration was at pains to put pressure to  Hu 
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 of China for human rights records and a Currency manipulation. The Yen is 
undervalued, goes the US argument. What about the Bailout plans of its Banking 
system. Why have they flooded more than 200 billion Dollars in their economy 
against the economics 101 teaching of demand and supply of money. If Human 
rights records mean anything to the US, the Obama administration would have 
long closed guantanamo bay which does not respect the Geneva Convention, the 
Taliban and Al qaeda fighters are never accorded the prisoner of war status. 
The US, even under Obama, has not up to this day ratified the Rome treaty 
establishing the international Criminal Court at the Hague. The fear is that 
the Court with International Jurisdiction would indict the US belligerents who 
are known for the violations of International law in as far the Treaty of 
Geneva and other successive are concerned. To compounding everything the US has 
shielded  Hosni Mubarak, despite, an ensuring putsch by more than a significant 
proportion of the populace. If we retrospect, the US is guilty for massive lost 
of lives and underdevelopment of Africa, in its rivalry with the Soviet Union, 
in order to fight

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2011-02-17 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Heroes of the struggle come home at last
Families bring remains back from Lesotho
Feb 17, 2011 11:12 PM | By MICHAEL KIMBERLEY

The remains of six struggle icons killed in Lesotho while in exile more than 25 
years ago were exhumed and reburied in Eastern Cape this week.

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A prayer service was held in East London on Wednesday night for the fallen 
anti-apartheid heroes.

Family members and hundreds of other mourners were in attendance, most of them 
waving PAC flags.

Eight members of Umkhonto we Sizwe and of the Azanian People's Liberation Army 
from the Amathole district were buried in Lesotho during the apartheid years.

Two of the Apla activists, Cassius Barnabus and Boniswa Ngcukana, were killed 
while crossing the border from Lesotho into South Africa in 1985.

It was never established who was responsible for their deaths, but the then SA 
Defence Force was suspected.

Mzukisi Skweyiya, a former South African non-white bantamweight boxing 
champion, was killed in suspicious circumstances in a car accident in 1985. 
His remains were among those of the six.

The SADF shot dead the three others, Sipho Notana, Lepota Marayi and Mzwanele 
Fazzie, in Maseru in 1982.

The bodies of Leon Meyer and his wife, Jacqueline, were left in Lesotho at the 
request of their families.

Meyer died in Lesotho in 1985. His wife, Jacqueline Anne Quinn, was a teacher 
there.

A delegation of more than 20 - relatives of the liberation fighters and 
Amathole district municipality officials - travelled to Lesotho on Sunday to 
exhume the remains and return them to East London.

This was done with the co-operation of the National Prosecuting Authority and 
the SA National Heritage Council.

The bodies were buried about 3.6m deep, reportedly on the apartheid 
government's instructions, to ensure relatives would struggle to retrieve loved 
ones.

The National Prosecuting Authority has a team dedicated to investigating the 
disappearances of political activists between 1960 and 1994.

The team faces a huge backlog - to date, the remains of only about 100 of 400 
missing people have been tracked down and exhumed.

Yesterday, Barnabus' wife, Nohle, said: It was very emotional, but I am very 
happy with what we have achieved. We have brought my husband home.

Fazzie's older brother, Zukile, said: My mother is very happy. The remains 
have been returned to the family. My brother can now rest in peace.

Amathole spokesman Gail Pullen said: There are many artifacts and mementos 
that are still located in foreign countries, including the bodies of struggle 
heroes who never received a proper burial in their home country.

The municipality would help families bury their loved ones.






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2011-03-17 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke;

Do you know comrade Victor Mayekiso, who was he ?. I have his speech to the 
combatants in Tanzania dated 1968



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2011-03-17 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke:

Yesterday, when I saw I notification that today, a memorial lecture of Prof 
Sobukwe was taking place at Fort Hare today. I spoke to professor  Kondlo,  who 
told me that he was flying today to  deliver a keynote  address. It was 
unfortunate, that it was taking place in a far flung area. I do not know about 
the existence of the Sobukwe trust. One information, that may be incorrect is 
that, some foundations or trusts have became defunct. But it appears that the 
existing foundation is independent to the PAC. I support this, if it's the 
case. Sobukwe is an unsung continental hero. Thatmi kaplajie, once said to me, 
we should venerate Sobukwe making his thoughts our daily bread, unfortunately 
he left heading to the wilderness. Sobukwe, should have a monument or any 
government building named after him. We should lobby strongly for this. In 
Daveyton, where I live, we have a place named after Stanley Mokgoba, 
Ironically, no sign of PAC members existing now. the charterist have failed to 
rename that area. What about Prof ?

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2011-04-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke:

I am expecting to be soon blessed with a baby boy, and my intention is to name 
him 'Azania' and 'Patrice'. On the latter, Patrice Lumumba, a Congolese 
Africanist who was murdered untimely in a sectarian disunity of Congolese 
people. Lumumba is one of the forgotten heroes of Africa, among the list of the 
unsung heroes I may include Tom Mboya of Kenya. It is noteworthy that prof in 
his speeches made references to them and others incessantly. I have had a 
disagreement with my wife, who is uniformed about the gigantic contribution 
that these men made in our course of self-determination. Azania, adopted by the 
PAC in circa 1967 was a preferred name for a liberated South Africa ( a 
colonial name which marked the unity of settlers after the Anglo-Boer war in 
1909). This name was latter adopted by the BCM activist in the late seventies. 
I have been attempting without a success to get its etymology. Where did we get 
'Azania' ? one thought says it is an Arabic name which means land in the South. 
My overall intention is that whenever we are no more, those that will remain 
could say we were there, as pro put it in one of his speeches. Keeping the 
legacy intact, one means is to popularize the name Azania, I am happy that 
there are many people with the name Azania. At one instance, where I work, I 
came across with a vendor called Azania enterprises was emboldened with that, 
to me, that that an embodiment of pride with the Africanist ideology. To those 
scholars who subscribe that we are in a post -ideological era, I say to them 
their assessments or analysis is blind.





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2011-04-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Cde Seroke:

I first got acquainted with the name Zakes  Mda some time ago, most probably 
from your writings, when you were writing about South African writers. Some 
months ago, in a shopping center at Benoni, where I live, I saw the book. They  
made separate collection of Zakes's books. To me, I had an impression that 
Zakes was a late author, I don't  know where did I get that impression.. 
Lately, I have been googling about him, and I have established that he was and 
is an illustrious writer. I understand that currently he's lecturing in the US. 
I will definitely get myself a copy very soon. The  other writer that become an 
unsung figure was Bessie Head, a South African native, who went to live in 
Botswana. Her masterpiece work, Maru was a textbook for English in Matric for 
many years in South Africa. I was befuddled at University, in the department of 
African Politics, when we were doing comparative politics in Southern African 
that that the name of Bessie Head appeared. Looking back at your contribution 
to this circulation on a host of issues, I must admit that your writings are 
second to no one, that is, they are unsurpassed nor unsurpassable.  I certainly 
believe that maybe writers such as Zakes had an indelible impression on your 
pen. Where you a member of the COSAW, what was the role of this organization in 
the eighties ?




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2011-04-26 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Erratum on the preceding email. I wanted to write 'do addicts' instead of don 
addicts, please ignore 'n' when reading. Also an unfinished sentence which 
should read  send my late brother's son to rehabilitation institution'

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Cde Thomo:

Don addicts really quit drugs. I have been flogging a dead horse by trying to 
send my late brother's son. He promises to quit when he is arrested. Once he 
comes back, he returns to his habit. I see that you are quite involved in 
bringing people back to life. Your affords are highly appreciated. Our society 
needs to be rehabilitated. 

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Photos by Thomo waga Nkgadima
Photo caption:Standing From left Daniel Nthole,Sonto Semelane, Gloria 
Hlazana,Anton Hendrics(wearing red T/shirt and school learners listerning 
attentively to an offender's life story.

From smoking cigarette to drugs!
By Thomo waga Nkgadima
Baviaanspoort Emthonjeni juvenile correctional centre of excellence situated 28 
km east side of Tshwane,Gauteng hosted crime prevention awareness recently 
educating school learners about the serious consequences of committing crime.
About 124 school kids of Vukuzenzele primary school grade 6 and 7 learners with 
age ranging from 12 to 16 years from Mamelodi, Nellmapius Ext 3 visited 
juvenile prison following countless complaints from concerned parents about 
alarming and mushrooming drug abuse incidents among young people in their area.
Offender Anton Rudy Hendricks (21) told an anecdote of how as a child he 
started smoking cigarette at an early age to be accepted among his peer rather 
to impress his friends(Due to peer group pressure).
Hendricks latter graduated from cigarette to dagga and latter cocaine.
That was his point of no return. Today he ended up in prison serving 3 years 
jail term after Roodepoort Magistrate court convicted him of robbery.
Thankfully he acknowledged that he committed crime to feed his bad drug habit. 
I committed robbery, so that I can get money to buy drugs, He said.
He described prison as 'hell'. It is not a walk in a park to serve a sentence 
in prison but learning through painful experience, he said.
Hendicks is undergoing substance abuse programme behind bars and educates 
fellow inmates about the effects of drugs.
There was once a time when the use of drugs was considered a minor issue in 
township schools but today it has become a major problem, and hardly a day 
passes without media reports on drugs in South African schools.
This is a clear testimony of how the drug market is booming in South Africa. 
Nowadays it has became  more fashionable for school kids to use drugs, 
unfortunately this affects their school performance, their lives at home, their 
social conduct and behavior on daily basis, Said:
Sonto Simelane, Vukuzenzele primary school teacher.
Simelane expressed her feelings about life of juvenile offenders behind bars: 
It is not a nice feeling to see sentenced kids behind bars.
 Emthonjeni Manager Social work services and Assistand Director Maggy Matlou 
warned parents to be aware:  Kids are likely to become addicted to drugs as a 
result peer group pressure.

 However, doctors are prescribing stimulants, sedatives or tranquillizers for 
children who suffer from tension, anxiety or depression and that can also lead 
to drug abuse .
We cannot allow drugs to rule lives of our kids, Matlou said.
The tour that started at the centre's admission building block was an eye 
opener to learners. To get firsthand experience about life behind bars.Matlou 
concluded.

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2011-04-28 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke:

Comrade Jan Shoba became popular during our PASO and Azanyu  days. I remember I 
had his Tshirt with the inscription  what the enemy oppose, support and what 
the enemy supports, oppose. I didn't see him in person. I remember when he was 
killed. Please tell us about what you know about this fallen unsung hero of our 
national liberation struggle.



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[PAYCO] FW: 6th Sobukwe Memorial lecture at Fort Hare

2011-05-02 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Sobukwe's memorial lecture
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2011-05-19 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Thabo:

I hope you are alluding to Letlapa Mphahlele, and your query is whether he 
voted or not.  To my understanding and perception, the PAC lost a media hype. 
The whereabouts of Mphahlele during elections can be a matter of speculation, 
unless someone knows where did he vote. I can certainly  believe, he voted.

 A week ago, I met an old friend who was an africanist, greeting him, I 
expected a warm reception. He began his long moan about his personal problem, 
which he claimed to have been worsened by the PAC. He claimed that africanist 
burnt his house, and other allegation which I believed to be baseless. At the 
end, all what he told me, explained his resolve to join the ANC. I have met 
tens of Africanists that have capitulated, others have been not been timid to 
tell me that they wanted an organization that progresses. By this, they mean 
that they need some state accruals in a form of benefiting from state's 
tenders. We are a neo-patrimonial state, by this we mean that allegiances to a 
particular ideology depends on clientelism. On other words, it matters not what 
are your personal values, money is all what matters. Unfortunately, africanist 
have fallen prey to this predator called clientelism. I wonder, how difficult 
was it for us to capitalize on the weakness of the ANC's service delivery. 
Should the DA transcend our ability to influence on African people. What did  
prof mean when he said  ...the PAC will triumph, because we have African 
people on our side.. if we can make some imprints on the elections, how do we 
justify our relevance ? I suggest that we go back, think about using all 
recourses to attract attention to the PAC. Maybe lets go to the scattered 
ensemble of africanist groupings such as APC, Pan Africanist Movement And other 
unorganized formations. We need to work tirelessly. I believe three or four 
times ,Seroke has mentioned that the DP (now DA) was at doldrums in post 1994 
era, clinching only 2 %, but look where it is today. There was a hype and 
anxiety about its inroads in the previously disadvantaged African communities. 
Lets us invite friends to our meetings, let us expand this circulation. I see, 
we have less than 500 people that are on PAYCO group. If we can have a goal of 
extending the list to 1000 before the end of the year. I hope we would have 
done well. I tell you, I got someone who joined the PAC through this 
circulation.








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mathiba
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ezwelethu

ma-afrika is it true our president didnt vote yersterday if yes indeed its true 
why didnt he vote
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 6:55 AM, Mduduzi Sibeko 
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Cde Seroke:

http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/goodlife/2011/05/17/quality-reading#leaf

Attached is an article about Muendane. Some years ago, I attempted to establish 
some personal contacts with him as a stalwart of the PAC. Again, his 
involvement in the central role of the PAC around 1979-1980's after the 
deposition of Leballo ,meant that I could learn a lot from him. However, when I 
spoke to him, he snapped at me, insisting that I should speak to his secretary. 
Disappointed, I enquired about his personal outlook from those that worked with 
him, and I was told that he had an abrasive disposition. Among other things, he 
seems to be an passionate writer. His work about Vusimuzi Make, did not seem to 
have enjoyed a wide circulation among the PAC people. I have established that, 
in the criticism of his work about Make, that Muendane seemed to have over 
venerated Make. While I was extolling him on writing about Make, one PAC  (who 
remains nameless) retorted and said  we were there, and the things that  
Muendane say are exaggerations.  Has Muendane fall into oblivion within the 
file and ranks of the PAC. Please relate to me about his literary contribution 
within the organization and his role in the Make's leadership. I got a glimpse 
from Kondlo's work about Muendane.

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RE: [PAYCO] National.xls

2011-05-20 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Elijah Skhosana:

 The strategy of the PAC should be miscellaneous. Relying on a single narrow 
approach will be very treacherous for us. Are you aware that the DA has been 
campaigning in Universities to get graduates alluring them with some sots of 
lucrative offers in its cooperate formations. Someone told me that,  in order 
to defeat your enemy, emulate and improve their strategy. We haven't fought 
blood fights with the charterists to bicker for membership or political 
influence. They have always been ahead of us, and we have been trailing behind. 
My central point is, whichever, strategy that we can come with. If its designed 
to lead us to the revamped PAC I am happy. Your argument is too simplistic, let 
us capture the poor, landless and so on. The question I have is do they believe 
in us as credible leaders. i tell you, we need to develop structures before we 
can claim the support of the downtrodden masses of Azania. Why did Vusimuzi 
Make seek to restore the splinter group Templeton Ntantala in exile ? the 
option should have been simple and said, these are just dissidents who must be 
ignored. Those that chronicle our history tell us that during the periods of 
Vusimuzi Make and John Nyathi Pokela the PAC was back to its pristine position 
in which it was the  60's.

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M-Afrika Walter/Mduduzi, are you saying that the success of the PAC depends on 
those who deserted it instead of the masses who really need it for their 
ultimate freedom? Those who still believe in the revival of the PAC must work 
hard and with unequaled commitment in putting the line across in every corner 
of the land preaching the gospel of truth to the masses, perchance those who 
deserted the party will also hear the message and come back home. I am not 
suggesting that our fellow Africans and Africanists in those formations should 
not be recruited back but that should not be the programme of the party lest we 
will be like others surviving on making alliances so that we can get seats in 
parliament. 

-Original Message-
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Cde Ali Khangela Hlongwane, when are you guys gona realise that as Africans we 
really need each other. Comrades in PAM, APC, some in ID and DA including ANC 
were members of PAC, if PAC is serious about occupying a strategic place in the 
politics of our African continent and the world it must seek to claim these 
comrades back to PAC. PAC COMRADES PLEASE START TO THINK BIG.

 a...@joburg.org.za 2011/05/20 09:52 AM 


Cde Mduduzi

I would like to point out that the line you are taking is meaningless. 
That is looking at PAM and APC as so-called brothers. The teachings of the 
founders of the PAC particularly Sobukwe, Pokela and Mothopeng was always 
that we must look up to the masses of African people. We are told that the 
population of Azania is 49 million people. We must look to those millions 
of Africans out there-intellectuals, students, the youth, workers, the 
rural poor, the unemployed and the homeless. It is by understanding the 
new struggles of these popular classes that we can rebuild the PAC. In 
fact it is these masses who can rebuild the PAC. This will translate into 
the PAC having a presence in the ever changing settlement landscape of 
Azania; it will mean the PAC evolving fresh perspectives on the complex 
problems of Azania, Africa and the world we live in; it will mean the PAC 
evolving new strategies and tactics for organising and mobilising- I agree 
with you that the PAYCO goggle group has potential and we should encourage 
more Africanists to subscribe. We may not agree with Obama but it would be 
foolish not to study his mastery of the new forms of communication. The 
same applies to the uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia. Can the sms, email, 
etc be one of many forums we can use to speak to each other, strategise 
and rebuild structure.  In the final analysis a programme of renewal that 
looks to people who broke away from the PAC as opposed to the millions of 
people out there is bound to fail.

 

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[PAYCO] stolen heritage

2011-05-20 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Dear Comrades Floyd shivambu, Julius Malema and ANC Youth league

I certainly believe that this is the most trying time for the ANC and Youth 
League in the context of mass support. The saying goes as ' the hunter has 
become the hunted'. Over the past months the Youth League president Julius 
Malema has been ridiculing the PAC and its history. Among other things Malema 
has misguidedly deceived his followers and the African people in general about 
the  PAC of Azania. Among other things, Malema  including scribers in the ANC 
today have misled the African people about the history of South Africa. 
According to him, the PAC including other liberation movements have never been 
liberation movement. This is a blatant revision of history of this country. On 
one occasion, Malema falsely stated that the Sharpville day was a protest of 
the ANC, and that the PAC stole it from the ANC. This was extremely absurd in 
the sense that it negated what the historian authorities have said about the 
PAC's role in this campaign. Leading ANC figures who were at the highest 
echelons of the ANC then including Duma Nokwe admitted that the event was 
planned and belonged to the PAC. In an article that appeared in the ANC today, 
the writers cherry picked extracts from the work of historians such as Tom 
Lodge to ridicule the PAC. Admittedly, we haven't done well in the electoral 
game in this country, however, I need to point out that such seetbacks do not 
necessarily erode the history which we are part of. Firstly, I m not certain if 
you are aware that we are the organization that changed the history of 
liberation struggle in this country. Without the PAC'S anti- pass campaign, the 
liberation movement would not have been banned. Secondly, why was the PAC 
banned in 1960 if it was not a liberation movement. Thirdly, why would the PAC 
leader Mangaliso Sobukwe have his special law, Sobukwe Clause, aimed at keeping 
him in a political quarantine. Why would the liberal Helem Suzman, for a number 
of years agitate for the repealation of a Sobukwe clause for a number of years. 
Historians such as Tom Lodge, that your writers selectively quote, say 
unambiguously that PAC lobbying succeeded in the expulsion of the South African 
government in the General assembly of the United Nations in the 1970's. I am 
raising these historical antecedents chiefly because Malema denies the 
historicity of the PAC's role in the liberation struggle. We are happily today 
that we have achieved a political independence, however, your structure ( ANC 
youth League) denies our role in the struggle for liberation. We are perplexed 
when you reacted when liberal formations such as DA and COPE CLAIMED THAT 
Nelson Mandela voted then in these elections. Also the DA has been staging its 
rallies in places wherein you claim heritage. Is it ok when you discount others 
role in the liberation struggle and oppose that you claim to have stolen your 
heritage ?. Azapo which was the brainchild of BCM of the 70's has been stripped 
its liberation credentials. tell us how does one earn liberation struggle 
credentials. Is it belonging to the ANC ? I am certain that objective historian 
have engraved our history in the rocks, and to erase it is not difficult but 
impossible. I am a witness to the role of the PAC  liberation struggle. 
surprisingly, Mr Malema has made some sort of a detour in your Freedom Charter 
by saying that the land doesn't belong to all who live on it, in his call for 
land expropriation campaigns. The PAC which has been harping on land question 
for many years, finds Julius Malema supporting that cause, but failing to 
acknowledge its architects.

Hope to hear from you

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2011-06-21 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Dear comrade Mzu:

I was not able to respond to your response last week due to some daily chores 
and work commitments. However, I need to make the following comments. You seem 
to have a  parochial view of our political antecedents. It is a simple thing to 
blame the ANC and NP for the World Trade Center settlement, and other thing to 
absolve the blame to the PAC . this, I say, because you indicate that the 
victory was the ANC'S. The point I wanted to make was that, during the 
negotiations, the capitalists were much aware of what they were likely to lose 
in negotiations. Eventually, they sought to safeguard the following


*Sunset clause  (Power sharing)

*Bill of rights ( right to own a property)

*TRC   ( a means to evade jail for offenders of 
apartheid)


The foregoing list is not exhaustive, however, it is indicative of the fact 
that whites acted proactively. As I indicated that in any armed conflict, 
parties in belligerence ought to negotiate the immunity of belligerents. World 
history in armed conflicts is replete with examples of diplomacy or 
negotiations after wartime for the protection of the guerrillas. Admittedly, we 
were inexperienced and myopic of the fact that our fraternal brothers ( ANC) 
would turn against us. As a result, we are sitting with an challenging problem 
of having our comrades languishing in prisons in a country they fought to 
liberate. Unfortunately, to resolve this problem, insurrection can never be an 
ideal solution, rather constitutional means can be appropriate. However, the so 
called presidential pardons are invariably taking protracted time. it is very 
touching that people that fought to liberate us are behind bars.




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2011-06-21 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke/Hlongwane

Recently, I have seen some emails from comrades wanting to be unsubscribed. I 
asked myself, if maybe this circulation is no longer relevant or  the issues 
that we discuss don't have any meaning for the readers. Do you perhaps have a 
clue ?


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RE: [PAYCO]

2011-06-22 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke and Mzu
On the issue of race and who was an African this is what Sobukwe said
Politically we stand for government of the Africans for the Africans by the 
Africans with everybody who owes his only loyalty to Africa and accepts the 
democratic rule of an African majority, being regarded as an African. We 
guarantee no minority rights because we are fighting precisely that 
group-exclusiveness which those who plead for minority rights would like to 
perpetuate. It is our view that if we have guaranteed individual liberties we 
have given the highest guarantee necessary and possible. I have said before, 
and I will still say so now, that I see no reason why, in a free, democratic 
Africa, a predominantly black electorate should not return a white man to 
parliament, for colour will count for nothing in a free Africa.
During the late eighties and early 90's. I grappled with the problem of 
harmonizing the concepts of white minority rule, (as it was a common phrase or 
a cliché that was used in the literature of liberation movements) and what 
Sobukwe had said about who was an African and our unqualified loathing of 
minority rights guarantees. Sometimes in 1993,  Former president  Clarence 
Makwethu had a meeting with Mr. fw De klerk. According to President Makwethu, 
F.W said to him.  Mr. Makwethu, can I have a question to you ?. Makwethu said 
 go ahead  Who is a settler asked De Klerk. You see, without a coherent 
ideological understanding, it would have been difficult for Makwethu to 
delineate our position in as far as the issue of race and who was an African. 
however, Mr. Makwethu ,was at times, astute and vibrant in debates. He 
clarified the position to Mr. De Klerk. The question that you raised about the 
over- inclusiveness of the definition of African is a problem that I don't 
think that as an africanist i will address it satisfactorily. We define an 
African as everybody who owes his only loyalty to Africa and accepts the 
democratic rule of an African majority the questions becomes, what about those 
that are natives in this country but do not want to accept the democratic rule 
of the African majority. admittedly, we as africanist are extremely reluctant 
to regard whites as Africans. The very same tagging them as settlers was 
ideologically incorrect. I know very well that some of you that  have read to 
this passage may be now beginning to tag me as a liberal. Be what it may be, 
this is my understanding which may also be ideologically incorrect. The 
question is, designations such as Settlers, Europeans and others, were they to 
be used perpetually. What did we mean when we said and venerated Sobukwe's 
words which read as in our vocabulary, the word races as applied to man, does 
not exist, we regard multiracism as racism multiplied I do not gainsay the 
indisputable fact that there are whites, who are even to this day, do not want 
to accept the democratic rule of the majority. Isolating them from the 
definition of who is an African becomes as difficult as flogging a dead horse 
to life again. Maybe, the concept of human race was just a simplicity, how is 
it applied. Let's be honest. Do we regard whites today as Africans ?

the question is very difficult for me

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From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mzu 
Cabanga
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2011 9:59 AM
To: payco@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [PAYCO]

Dear comrade Mduduzi,

As a young Afrikan I thank Afrikans like you and Jaki who I can see are still 
making it their duty to nurture young Afrikans out there unlike some who were 
in the APLA and are now a disgrace to Pan Afrikanism.

Is the definition of an Afrikan that tata Sobukwe still relevant today given 
the experiences recently?

I think I need a bit of a clarity on this as I think it is too inclusive, 
inclusive of people who wants to be excluded from this category.
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 5:41 PM, Mduduzi Sibeko 
msib...@randwater.co.zamailto:msib...@randwater.co.za wrote:
Dear comrade Mzu:

I was not able to respond to your response last week due to some daily chores 
and work commitments. However, I need to make the following comments. You seem 
to have a  parochial view of our political antecedents. It is a simple thing to 
blame the ANC and NP for the World Trade Center settlement, and other thing to 
absolve the blame to the PAC . this, I say, because you indicate that the 
victory was the ANC'S. The point I wanted to make was that, during the 
negotiations, the capitalists were much aware of what they were likely to lose 
in negotiations. Eventually, they sought to safeguard the following


*Sunset clause  (Power sharing)

*Bill of rights ( right to own

RE: [PAYCO]

2011-06-29 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Mphahlele:

You make a valid point through a citation in the foregoing. However, the same 
quotation reads  ...and a man's colour will be as irrelevant as is the shape 
of his ears. I infer that your interpretation is that until the Land issue is 
addressed and the government of the Africans by the Africans is a fait 
accompli.  I am among the millions that are frustrated and infuriated that its 
until now that the so called liberation of 1994, has not changed the status quo 
of before 1994. What is poignantly disappointing is that the PAC has not 
emerged in the hot debates currently taking place within the ANC in the media. 
The Land issue and distribution of wealth that Malema is harping on are the 
positions of the PAC. The PAC has let opportunists to steal its historic 
position. It's a similar thing it did in exile, that is, it failed to counter 
the propaganda machinery of the ANC. What do we mean by 'the government of the 
African by the African' ? does this recognise a government of the ANC as a 
legitimate government of the African People ? if it does, I would say your 
argument falls short of potency. I know that asking this question holding a 
bull by its horns.  I am saying so chiefly because you argued as per your 
quotation, that the recognition of other national groups as Africans will take 
place once a complete independence is a fait accompli.
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Mohlomphegi Mphahlele
Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2011 3:49 PM
To: payco@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: [PAYCO]

Cdr Mduduzi and all other Africanists

Race remains as Sobukwe has said a thorny issue. Like you comrade it is really 
difficult for me to separate an African from a Settler. However I pasted an 
extract from Sobukwe State of the Nation Campaign and believe it should give us 
an insight into this whole issue of race.

We will go on, Sons and Daughters of Afrika, until in every shanty, in every 
bunk in the compounds, in every hut in the deserted villages, in every valley 
and on every hill top, the cry of African freedom and independence is heard. We 
will continue until we walk the streets of our land as free men and free women, 
our heads held high. We will go on until the day dawns when every person who is 
in Afrika will be African and a man's colour will be as irrelevant as is the 
shape of his ears. We will go on, steadfastly, relentlessly and determinedly 
until the cry of Afrika for the Africans, the Africans for humanity and 
humanity for God becomes a reality; until government of the Africans by the 
Africans for the Africans is a fait accompli.

Having read through this extract then the answer will be whites as part of the 
foreighn possesser and usurpers of our land remains settlers. All whites 
irrispective of whatever will remain settlers as long as they continue holding 
on our land that was brutally stolen from Africans. They will remain settlers 
and not Africans until the day dawn on which our revolutionary mission is 
complete. To take from the above extract; until government of the Africans by 
the Africans for the Africans is a fait accompli. I believe that though our 
leaders appeared more moderate for reconciliation purpose on the issue of 
settlers the truth remains as Mogabe has put it that A SETTLER REMAINS A 
SETTLER.

We should stop contradicting our selve thinking for people who care less about 
us.


--- On Wed, 6/22/11, Mduduzi Sibeko msib...@randwater.co.za wrote:

From: Mduduzi Sibeko msib...@randwater.co.za
Subject: RE: [PAYCO]
To: payco@googlegroups.com payco@googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, June 22, 2011, 1:45 PM

Cde Seroke and Mzu

On the issue of race and who was an African this is what Sobukwe said

Politically we stand for government of the Africans for the Africans by the 
Africans with everybody who owes his only loyalty to Africa and accepts the 
democratic rule of an African majority, being regarded as an African. We 
guarantee no minority rights because we are fighting precisely that 
group-exclusiveness which those who plead for minority rights would like to 
perpetuate. It is our view that if we have guaranteed individual liberties we 
have given the highest guarantee necessary and possible. I have said before, 
and I will still say so now, that I see no reason why, in a free, democratic 
Africa, a predominantly black electorate should not return a white man to 
parliament, for colour will count for nothing in a free Africa.

During the late eighties and early 90's. I grappled with the problem of 
harmonizing the concepts of white minority rule, (as it was a common phrase or 
a cliché that was used in the literature of liberation movements) and what 
Sobukwe had said about who was an African and our unqualified loathing of 
minority rights guarantees. Sometimes in 1993,  Former president  Clarence 
Makwethu had a meeting with Mr. fw De klerk. According to President Makwethu, 
F.W said to him.  Mr. Makwethu, can I

Recall: [PAYCO] Re: Another Day Another Topic

2011-06-29 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Mduduzi Sibeko would like to recall the message, [PAYCO] Re: Another Day 
Another Topic.
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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: OHEO

2011-07-04 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Zwartkopjes Office Assistant

2011-07-06 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Maintenance Configurator

2011-07-06 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Kitchen Aide

2011-07-07 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Fitter

2011-07-13 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO]

2011-07-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Hi Cde Mzu:

Your writings seem to be averse to socio-economic policies such as GEAR, even 
though, you don't go at length ridiculing their counterparts such as ASGISA and 
others. Recently, you have been expressing your loath to the admiration of 
former ANC President, Thabo Mbeki by some of our comrades such as Cunningham. 
But my concern is PAC people have been championing to censure economic policies 
of other parties without voicing alternatives for the African people. In the 
90's, I remember a policy document that was formulated by Dr. Sipho Tshabalala. 
It amongst other thing touched serious matters such as nationalization, 
privatization and other issue that have resurged recently in the ANCYL. That 
was the last time, I hear of an  economic talk within the file and rank 
membership of the PAC. The neo-liberal socio economic policies of the ANC, 
which are Keynesian, have been a center of debate by the alliance itself and 
the intelligentsia. Many social science writers have poured scorn to what the 
ANC have been doing in the context of socio economic policies. For an extensive 
reading on this see Hans Maraais, South Africa's alternative to change The 
ANC has not succeeded in formulating an economic policy that will benefit the 
majority. But my concern is, the PAC has not come with an economic perspective 
viable for the country. So my challenge to you is: if a charterist were to come 
to you and ask you a questions as follows:  what is the socio-economic policy 
the PAC government will implement ?  what would your response be ?


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RE: [PAYCO]

2011-07-15 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Dear Mzu:
You wrote maybe we do not need settlers in Afrika whilst we are still busy 
rebuilding Afrika maybe later we can trade with them but I do not forsee that

the penny dropped after protracted time, that driving a white man in to the sea 
was never a PAC policy. The basic document that we have been recently invoking 
for our politics does not exclude white people as human beings. We talk of 
human race, an all inclusive approach to the question of race. I wonder why we 
continue with the rhetoric of  driving settlers away in Africa. We us 
understand, in no uncertain terms, that even if the PAC were to win elections. 
Driving white people away if far from being our approach. Let us rather 
understand how do we approach the race question and the indisputable fact that 
they still own our material possessions, that is, 87 % of our land and 80 % of 
wealth is in their hands.

From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mzu 
Cabanga
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 5:10 PM
To: payco@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [PAYCO]

It is not for me as an individual to come up with a solution for the Afrikans 
but all of the Afrikans collectively.

Poqo we cannot do as the charterists are doing currently i.e. Presenting a 
solution for the masses as an elite that thinks they are more educated than the 
masses. Represantative democracy has proved itself that it is a disaster in 
many states around Afrika not that I am a fan of democracy.

One thing I can say for now is that Land has to be expropriated(in a liberal 
democracy like SA but as Pan Afrikanists we reposses the land that was robbed 
from us) from the settlers and maybe we do not need settlers in Afrika whilst 
we are still busy rebuilding Afrika maybe later we can trade with them but I do 
not forsee that.

What we need for Afrika is an economic system which is pro-black(You 
affirmitive action policies,Ho can a minority affirm a majority in their 
indeginous land) an economy that will remedy the wounds of Afrikans which have 
been rubbed salt onto by the Market orientated socio economic policies that the 
ANC (infact the settlers under the disguise of the Vararas) which have proved 
themselves that they are anti-black.

Our people need land and skills to use the land. We cannot promise people 
houses when land is still occupied by whites, we cannot promise jobs when that 
simply means making someone rich and you just surviving.

We also need an education system which embraces indeginous knowledge and not 
this Eurocentric system which is destroying our youth like the Chinese who are 
teaching acupuncture and it is taught in Higher Learning institutions.

All of this can only be attained if we can de colonise our masses and in doing 
so de colonising ourselves as well and UNITY is the only way we can defeat the 
enemy.

I am sure zindlalifa you can also assist because we really need our own socio 
economic policy document for without it we will fail to deliver to our masses 
after we have taken the land and not after we are in power in Parliament 
because Parliament is hell.
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Mduduzi Sibeko 
msib...@randwater.co.zamailto:msib...@randwater.co.za wrote:
Hi Cde Mzu:

Your writings seem to be averse to socio-economic policies such as GEAR, even 
though, you don't go at length ridiculing their counterparts such as ASGISA and 
others. Recently, you have been expressing your loath to the admiration of 
former ANC President, Thabo Mbeki by some of our comrades such as Cunningham. 
But my concern is PAC people have been championing to censure economic policies 
of other parties without voicing alternatives for the African people. In the 
90's, I remember a policy document that was formulated by Dr. Sipho Tshabalala. 
It amongst other thing touched serious matters such as nationalization, 
privatization and other issue that have resurged recently in the ANCYL. That 
was the last time, I hear of an  economic talk within the file and rank 
membership of the PAC. The neo-liberal socio economic policies of the ANC, 
which are Keynesian, have been a center of debate by the alliance itself and 
the intelligentsia. Many social science writers have poured scorn to what the 
ANC have been doing in the context of socio economic policies. For an extensive 
reading on this see Hans Maraais, South Africa's alternative to change The 
ANC has not succeeded in formulating an economic policy that will benefit the 
majority. But my concern is, the PAC has not come with an economic perspective 
viable for the country. So my challenge to you is: if a charterist were to come 
to you and ask you a questions as follows:  what is the socio-economic policy 
the PAC government will implement ?  what would your response be ?


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RE: [PAYCO]

2011-07-15 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Mzu:
The paralysis of the PAC has led other reactionary formations such as ANCYL to 
underscore our historical position of Land. The expropriation of land is of 
paramount importance. ZANUPF  of Zimbabwe, for instance, which was a fraternal 
counterpart of the PAC, has some ties with the ANCYL. For 50 years now, PAC  is 
in its infinite wrangling. The issue of parliamentary politics is a difficult 
one. It was AZAPO in 1994 which refrained from participating in the elections. 
However, in years which would follow, they came on board into the parliamentary 
system do understand your frustration, the problems of this country need 
radical approach. But, lets rather see if we can have sizable support base, 
before we lay acclaim of speaking for the African majority.

From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mzu 
Cabanga
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 9:08 AM
To: payco@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [PAYCO]

How do we then forsee this repossesion of our land if we still have the settler 
around.

Driving white people in the sea is a very bad way of putting it but how do you 
think the white men is going to hand the land to us after centuries of bravery 
from young white men fighting to destroy our race.

Humanity is a very sexy name moAfrika Mdu but what claims do whites have in 
Afrika? they do not belong in Afrika.

Why should we be so generous when there is no black men who owns land in Europe.

I think moAfrika we are doing the mistake if we do not update the mistakes that 
our previous leaders made because of the political climate at that time.

Firstly wether we like it or not the definition of an Afrikan is not accurate 
because tata Sobukwe never for a second did he try and use the word indeginous 
in his definition.

Also we have fallen in the trap of Parliament hence we are defeated like boys 
fighting with men because we cannot fight for our people when the are 
Parliamentarians amongst us.

They always sought to defend their priviledges and huge salaries of being 
Parliamentarians hence Lethlapa is the way he is now.

We cannot fight for the emancipation of black people and at the same time 
defend white interests in Afrika.

If that is what the basic document is then it needs to be updated.
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Mduduzi Sibeko 
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Dear Mzu:
You wrote maybe we do not need settlers in Afrika whilst we are still busy 
rebuilding Afrika maybe later we can trade with them but I do not forsee that

the penny dropped after protracted time, that driving a white man in to the sea 
was never a PAC policy. The basic document that we have been recently invoking 
for our politics does not exclude white people as human beings. We talk of 
human race, an all inclusive approach to the question of race. I wonder why we 
continue with the rhetoric of  driving settlers away in Africa. We us 
understand, in no uncertain terms, that even if the PAC were to win elections. 
Driving white people away if far from being our approach. Let us rather 
understand how do we approach the race question and the indisputable fact that 
they still own our material possessions, that is, 87 % of our land and 80 % of 
wealth is in their hands.

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It is not for me as an individual to come up with a solution for the Afrikans 
but all of the Afrikans collectively.

Poqo we cannot do as the charterists are doing currently i.e. Presenting a 
solution for the masses as an elite that thinks they are more educated than the 
masses. Represantative democracy has proved itself that it is a disaster in 
many states around Afrika not that I am a fan of democracy.

One thing I can say for now is that Land has to be expropriated(in a liberal 
democracy like SA but as Pan Afrikanists we reposses the land that was robbed 
from us) from the settlers and maybe we do not need settlers in Afrika whilst 
we are still busy rebuilding Afrika maybe later we can trade with them but I do 
not forsee that.

What we need for Afrika is an economic system which is pro-black(You 
affirmitive action policies,Ho can a minority affirm a majority in their 
indeginous land) an economy that will remedy the wounds of Afrikans which have 
been rubbed salt onto by the Market orientated socio economic policies that the 
ANC (infact the settlers under the disguise of the Vararas) which have proved 
themselves that they are anti-black.

Our people need land and skills to use the land. We cannot promise people 
houses when land is still occupied by whites, we cannot promise jobs when that 
simply means making someone rich and you just surviving.

We also need an education system which embraces indeginous knowledge

[PAYCO] FW: Zwartkopjes Electrician - July 2011

2011-07-22 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: - Artisan Assistant (Mechanical)

2011-08-09 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Talent Management Officer - Zwartkopjes

2011-08-09 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO]

2011-08-10 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Dear comrade Mzu:

I have noticed on myriad occasions that your thoughts exhibit the highest form 
of racial extremism.  The armed struggle with its concomitants slogans such as 
 one settler, one bullet is to be apportioned a blame for a continued 
radicalism that exist today in the PAC. Some of you think that our radicalism, 
which we espoused in late 60's and 90's, was to run perpetually. I challenge 
you to digest the writings of our pioneer fathers such as Robert Sobukwe, Peter 
Raboroko and others. You will come to a realization that kicking out white 
people or any national groups, as we have seen in some countries that followed 
ethnic cleansing, amount to the opposite of white PAC said. I can't cite 
Sobukwe, I think you have a literature to refer to. However, I am perplexed 
with your convictions of Herrenvolkism. admittedly, there are challenges that 
face the dispossessed African majority, but I have some reservation about how 
you believe we should attend them.


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2011-08-26 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Seroke:

It would seem that the penny has dropped that South Africa and AU have long 
been serving the West's interests in the Libyan crisis, when South Africa 
refused to vote at the UN Security council; to unfreeze the Libyan assets worth 
billions of US Dollars. The argument, cogent and reasonable is that the Libyan 
rebels  leadership is  a de facto Libyan authority. Reports have it that 
British Prime minister telephoned Zuma earlier this week imploring him that 
South Africa should vote in favor of the unfreezing of the Libyan assets to the 
rebel leadership  at the security council. South Africa and the AU have argued 
that the all inclusive process that could encompass the fallen government of 
Gaddafi in a transitional process, that is, a transitional government as a 
harbinger to a new democratic government desired by the West. This defiance is 
long overdue. Voting for resolution 1973 was a manifestation of self- 
humiliation. Who in his right mind could not see the feigned hypocrisy of  the 
 no fly area zone was a naked regime change machination. In the last minute, 
South Africa, as a leader in Africa is doing a damage control. This is akin to 
ridiculing the devastating impact of lung cancer in the lungs without 
appreciating the culpability of smoking. Also playing the arson and 
extinguisher roles simultaneously. How dark was the window that it could not 
reflect that resolution 1973 was a legitimized and manipulated international 
law to get rid of Gaddafi. With the international economics intertwined and 
globalization suppressing Africa,  it seem that we are a million miles away 
from self determination. We may have sovereign status as African countries, 
however, a Neo colonial forces are still powerful.






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2011-08-27 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
When a leader that is abhorred by the US and its allies ids toppled, chaos 
ensure

I was much younger when Saddam Hussein failed to annex Kuwait in 1990. With his 
allies, George Bush senior, drove Saddam's troops away from Kuwait and latter 
announced victory. This was as true as Bamba Ndwandwe once remarked friends 
today are enemies tomorrow. The erstwhile ally of US had been a its foe 
ostensibly of selfish US interests in the oil deposits that God has endowed on 
Arabs.The bin ladens, needless to mentioned, they fought proxy war funded by 
the CIA to drive out the Soviet occupation in Afghanistan. Jonas Savimbi, 
Mobutu Sese seko and others is just a handful people that can be cited. These 
people received patronage from the US. Today, as we speak, the champion of 
African unity, Gaddafi has fallen, with much varied commentaries of his 42 
years of rule in Libya. The US and its allies continue with their endless 
pursuit of their interests in Libya. It appeared as if South Africa would defy 
further US and West imperialism. However, such defiance had a short shelf life; 
reports are that South Africa has finally yielded to a pressure from the West 
to agree with the unfreezing of Libyan assets to the rebels. I expect South 
Africa to yield again to the next demand. We don't know what that demand going 
to be.  What is remarkable is a statement emitted by the British Defense 
Secretary Liam Fox. Fox misleads the world when he spoke to the radio, he 
saidThey wanted the world at one point to stand with them against 
apartheid,... I think they now need to stand with the Libyan people, help 
unfreeze their assets and allow their authorities to get access to the capital 
they need to rebuild the country during the uprisings in South Africa 
emanating from rent boycotts, consumer boycotts, June 16 matches And a tens of 
strike actions, did they see that the nationalist party had lost legitimacy? 
Not to mention that it never had one. Why didn't they launch offensives against 
the NP government to oust it? Why there was clamor internationally when the 
Azanian People's Liberation army fought the illegitimate security forces of 
apartheid South Africa (after the ANC suspended its armed insurrection). When 
it was convenient that the conflict should not hurt Europeans, they supported 
negotiation, but when the lives of Africans are at consideration, they shell 
Africans States arming rebels so that Africans kill each other. Suppose that 
during the recent uprisings in England, if the demonstration had degraded to 
calls that the government of UK must step down, would they have armed the 
insurrectionists? Let us wait and see, but I am sceptical that peace after the 
deposal of Gaddafi will ensure. Perhaps South Africa and the AU are correct for 
an all-inclusive interim government of Libya.



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2011-08-29 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Dear  Mzu:

I took all the trouble of understanding the story of emeritus Bishop Tutu call 
for what he calls wealth tax on whites and the call that our public 
officials, especially parliamentarians,  to sell their expensive automobiles. 
albeit, his argument does admit that not all white supported apartheid. This is 
a fact can be scarcely gainsaid. Tutu  does not explain about what he envisage 
about those that did not support apartheid. The other argument would be that  
with or without support, whites in general benefited from apartheid.  I always 
argue that the gap between Africans and people of European ancestry is like the 
distance between the earth's surface and the limit of the sky. I always weep 
when our nation is gradually being eroded by substance abuse, teenage 
pregnancy, early dropping out at high school and universities. I make 
references to the foregoing challenges principally because if our youth does 
not want to better themselves white people will continue to enjoy primacy. To 
digress to my discussion Tutu is right both whites including the nascent black 
elites must pay tax and give up extravagant lifestyles respectively, and a 
penchant of political careerism within the African national congress.  I fully 
support Tutu for being so forthright.


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2011-09-05 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Mzu

A week or two weeks ago, you sent a block  containing discussion and the 
reaction from an ultra- right winger about Tutu's call for a once off wealth 
tax. Professor Pierre de Vos surprised the country by publicly endorsing the 
call. I did not know who was De Vos, the only thing that I heard from this 
circulation was a tirade on him for his controversial judgments. Yesterday, 
interface on SABC 3 screened an interview of de Vos and Advocate Anton Alberts 
from the FF+. de Vos affirmed that Tax on wealth should be introduced, on the 
other hand, advocate Albert opposed that notion. These two gentlemen were very 
urbane in the articulation of their respective positions. De vos, somewhat 
sissy, but very elaborate and forthright in his arguments' I was impressed. 
Firstly, he argued that apartheid created inequalities that continued to have 
impact even in the post 1994 epoch. Reparation is an ideal means to have social 
cohesion, he argues.
Remarkably, in his arguments he cited the case of East and West Germany.  After 
the dismantling of the Berlin wall and the emergence of a united Dutchelande, 
Germans in the West were far better off than their eastern counterparts. 
Consequently, a 5.5 tax levy is imposed on the former western Germans due to 
their benefits that systemically prejudiced the easterners. Advocate Albert 
attempted to save the day, he relied on the 28 000 Afrikaners that lost their 
lives during anglo-boer war, de Vos rebutted that flimsy excuse. He pointed out 
that Afrikaners had 50 active years of affirmative action. I don't know about 
the other side of de Vos, what I do know now is that he supports us. Europeans 
have robbed us our resources.

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacany: Process Controller

2011-09-07 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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RE: [PAYCO] EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE - A LEADERSHIP IMPERATIVE

2011-09-12 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke:

I saw your email Saturday,l as I was working an overtime. Due to workload, I 
could not read nor have time to decipher its import. Suffice to say it was more 
of an academic discourse. My supervisor picked it up on top of the printer as I 
had forgotten it there when I went outside. Curiously, she asked  Mdu, what 
going on putting her finger on the passage that read and went on to say B - 
Bloody, L - Lazy, A - AIDS, C - Carrying, K - Kaffirs I urbanely responded as 
 no it's just an email I received from my blog group, I haven't read it  
latter I went to her and explained that it was just a recounting of event that 
deal with emotional intelligence. Politely she said  if it were me, I would 
not have only retorted, instead I would have screamed  if someone made such a 
remark on me . you see, you are touching a very imported aspect in human 
existence. Mastering the art of putting emotions at bay is one of the daunting 
task in human species. Some years ago, browsing on an internet, I saw a book 
penned by Michael Muendane, which was a biography of Vusimuzi Make, who was a 
chairperson of the central committee after the deposal of PK Leballo. The 
website happened to belong to an organization which Mike was a founder. I 
telephoned the organization and asked his admin assistant to put me through to 
him. Gasping as a result his tone which exhibited some abrasion, I aid to him 
Ma-africa Muendane I see you wrote an autobiography of Vusi Make the first 
thing he said angrily, what do you mean I wrote an autobiography because Vusi 
did not write this himself. I did not even know the difference between an 
autobiography and a biography. He then called his admin assistant ,as I could 
hear from the other end of the line, and began to scold at him for putting me 
through to him. From then, I have been asking people that worked with him, one 
thing I established was that he had uncontrollable temperament. Again, I can't 
recall exactly, however, it must have been one of the congresses we had in post 
1994. I was in a group with Bamba Ndwandwe who was a national organizer, 
someone ask him a question. He got irked, and said to the comrade use your 
p*nis. The point I am making is that, there were leaders in this organization 
which I had admired dearly, but when I came to the management of their 
emotions, I was disappointed. I slightly disagree with how you put Mbeki to the 
group of those that have failed to control their emotions. Admittedly, the 
drama of pushing Winnie Mandela attracted a lot of censure from the always 
outspoken media, critics and populace at large. My assessment of him is that, 
he does have a knack of circumscribing his emotions. Take for instance, ever 
since his waterloo, in what was known as Polokwane. He has suffered a lot of 
tirade from his ANC family detractors chiefly among them was Malema. Mbeki has 
elected to refrain from rebutting those attacks,(weather they were legitimate 
or not, that is beside the point). Today the same detractors are hailing him as 
a hero, albeit, they haven't, and surely will not recant their attacks. He 
doesn't get carried away by excitement to the media. Peter Raboroko once told 
me that PK Leballo would discredit Selby ngedame at meeting, because of his 
playboy penchant, sometimes Selby would come to the meetings accompanied by 
girlfriends. As Robs recounted, Selby would deal with PK appropriately. I 
agree, we in the PAC need to learn these things. Of course, emotions play a 
major role in the process of thinking, decision-making

From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Jaki 
Seroke
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Subject: [PAYCO] EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE - A LEADERSHIP IMPERATIVE

Cde Mduduzi

After a nasty experience with my work mates, a friend recommended that I read 
what was by then a new publication, 'Emotional Intelligence - Why it Matters 
More than IQ', Bloombury 1996, by Daniel Goleman, a psychiatrist who captured 
the issues over emotions and leadership and represented his ideas with actual 
cases in order to reach the lay reader.  The concept of emotional intelligence 
is now used in university courses that deal with leadership at business schools 
worldwide.  It is worth exploring this issue in our discussions too.  I want to 
make two examples of my own.

We were a committee tasked to deal with transformation and empowerment matters 
at this JSE-listed company in the defence industry.  Paris Mashile, a highly 
qualified scientist and electronics engineer, was head of the committee and I 
was the only other black person in a committee of five management policy 
makers.  Some of the white directors were not happy with the envisaged changes, 
and almost all the time sabotaged the process deliberately.  Paris convened 
this crucial meeting where final recommendations were to be adopted.  I later 
learnt this from him after the meeting was adjourned, 

[PAYCO]

2011-09-13 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde's Ndebele, Seroke

Comrades what is our current economic policy ? if I am asked about what the PAC 
envisage on matters such as nationalization, privatization, BEE and other 
policy issues. Where do we stand ?


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[PAYCO]

2011-09-19 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Ndebele and Seroke

I conjure up the spirited love of the PAC of Azania at the funeral of Cde Joe 
Moabi. This morning, I listened to Motsweding, even though, I battle to 
understand the language. The commentators from SABC feted this comrade. I had 
lost confidence that one day a messiah would descend and extol our relentless 
fight against apartheid. The PAC of Azania will remain a vibrant force in the 
struggle for self-determination and the complete return of our land.

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2011-09-19 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Mzu:

Some time ago in this circulation, someone wrote that Gaddafi loved Africans. 
He added that he would from time to time inform North African Arabs that Africa 
belongs to Africans and not Arabs. Television footages show that there are 
quite a number of Africans working in Libya, some are natives and so on. 
Recently, reports have it that, rebels that have seized power from Gaddafi are 
now killing Africans. A sin have became being dark- skinned. Among the 
outspoken critics of Gaddafi was Justice Malala who wrote an article about this 
matter. However, his blazing guns have changed direction. He attacks the AU for 
being ...petulant, refusing to speak or intervene, while their brothers and 
sisters are being murdered unsurprisingly, Molala's tone is softened on the 
rebels, he passes the buck to the AU. Of cause,  we resent this atrocity, I 
maintain however that writers such as Molala are never objective. Invariably, 
they pen stories with pen that dispense partisan inks.

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2011-09-21 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke:

Who is Mongane Seroke? I read his article in the thinker magazine. 
Illustriously written article about African renaissance.


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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy Senior Cook

2011-09-22 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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RE: [PAYCO] Fwd: Court application

2011-10-03 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke:

Did the PAC and ANC discuss the issue of freedom fighters languishing in jails 
? I have a relative who happens to be an MK member, I am told he has been in 
jail from 1988. Does the ANC itself have comrades that are in jails for 
military operations of armed struggle. Maybe, address the issue of the 
independence of the judiciary with regards to political matters. I was assuming 
that the release of these prisoners was precluded by the independence of the 
judiciary,  or the ANC used this as an excuse .

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Izwe Lethu!!!

Revolutionary greetings. Be informed that an
urgent court application will be made by Apla cadre M'Afrika
Kenny Doshane Motsamai on the 4th October 2011 at the Johannesburg High
Court at 10h00. The applicant will be seeking relief in terms of
his placement on parole. M'Afrika Kenny Doshane Motsamai has been
languishing in jail since 1989. It is common cause that the
government of the day is not taking the plight of these comrades
seriously, hence he is now approaching the courts to intervene and
give direction in this matter!

In a seperate matter to be heard on the same day at the same court
M'Afrika Sipho Cindi and others who are members of the Pan Africanist
Congress of Azania, will make an application to seek relief against
the Department of Correctional services concerning corruption within
the department.

You are hereby invited to attend this court hearing in solidarity of
the struggle to have all those political prisoners who are still
languishing behind bars released from prisons across the country!
Please inform and invite all other progressive minded revolutionaries
to attend this court hearing, your attendance is highly appreciated
and most welcome. Forward with the release of all former political
prisoners that are still incarcerated in South African Prisons
forward. Long live the undying revolutionary spirit of the fallen
martyrs long live!!!


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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: PSO

2011-10-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Artisan Assistant Motor Mechanic

2011-11-27 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO]

2011-12-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Dear Comrades

Why are we silent in this discussion group. When this group started, we had 
some sort of vociferous discussions. I appeal let us return and discuss issues.


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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Fitter

2012-01-18 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: DA Benoni 01-2012.docx

2012-01-19 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] DA poster perpetuates colonial stereotype: iLIVE - Times LIVE

2012-01-24 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Comrades: can I get your comments on this link below
http://www.timeslive.co.za/ilive/2012/01/24/da-poster-perpetuates-colonial-stereotype-ilive


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RE: [PAYCO] STRATEGIC PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND CONTROL

2012-01-30 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Dear Comrades:

History is a repeating phenomenon, it is true as you put it that The PAC of 
Azania itself has really lost its moorings, and reached a stage of a total 
shipwreck during the December holidays I had a leisure of watching some 
documentaries making world History. It would be very interesting to note that 
the aftermath of the treaty of Versailles, German was left bleeding with 
economic hardship. The draconian dictator Adolf Hitler, emerged amid those 
conditions. He presented himself as a redeemer. Some may assume that the Nazi 
party that he led ascended to power without some constrains. This is not the 
case. The communist which he would latter exterminate had been a problem for 
his rise. They (Communists) won elections immediately after the Great 
Depression, but Hitler was not perturbed, he had a conviction that one day he 
would win. The reason I am bringing this anecdote, is that some within us have 
fallen victims of despondency. It is true that the Pan Africanist Congress has 
not done well in the electoral game of this country since 1994. It has 
aggravated this by having a plummeting support base. Against all odds, there 
are some valiant Africanists who have not surrounded with an inch. I remember 
during Azanyu we had a slogan  no retreat, no surrender this was our mooring. 
I believe that from yesterday we should have started to work tirelessly for the 
regeneration of the PAC.  The point is, if say, the PAC establishes a minimum 
of 20 branches per annum, it ten years time we would be stronger as of 1959-60. 
There is no doom yet for the PAC, we haven't been rendered insolvent. I appeal 
that let us keep on discussing these issues and if in some instances, certain 
things emerged from the dust to be prominent. I still have an unshakable 
conviction that we will win. Prof said  we will triumph, because we have 
history on our side, ...because the African people are on our side...because we 
are being purified under the crucible of oppression these prophetic utterances 
will one day prove accurate.


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Subject: RE: [PAYCO] STRATEGIC PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND CONTROL

Cde Mduduzi

I had an interesting discussion with a young revolutionary Pan Africanist early 
in the first week of this month.  He posed the rubric that what was essential 
in sorting out the perennial difficulties of the PAC as a political party and 
its association with the worldwide Pan Africanist movement  was the need for 
strategic planning.  There is no clearly stated common cause around which we 
all rally, and there is no stated ways and means to achieve short term 
strategic objectives.  In this way it is not clear who supports the programme 
to set a union of socialist states in Africa, and who leads it.  This makes Pan 
Africanism as a thought pattern to evolve without form and shape.  It always 
raises its voice from the margins to decry abuse of its supporters by the dark 
forces.  This young comrade said this approach has to stop.

There was a 7th Pan African Congress in Kampala, Uganda, in the early 1990s.  
It was a poorly organised damp squib as far as I can recall.  There is a need 
to update this information on a global level, so that a more relevant Pan 
African Congress is held and  perhaps this being done in South Africa (Azania) 
could have more impetus.  The best way to host would have to be a local 
representative committee, supported by the active participation of the Pan 
Africanist Congress of Azania.  There are many Pan Africanists residing in 
South Africa for a variety of reasons, and the negative publicity this country 
has had as a result of wanton attacks on innocent people coming from other 
parts of the continent does not make the cause easier.  It should however spur 
us on to call for hosting such a Congress.  Brother Buntu and others should 
keep this point in mind.  The Pan African Congress would have participants from 
all over the world - Brazil, the Caribbean islands, the US, the UK, and mostly 
from Africa itself.  This requires proper planning.  At the World Economic 
Forum they cite Africa as the next growth point - for whose benefit?

.  It is not the end of the world though, and a comeback can be surmounted and 
victory can be achieved.  It often happens in history that organisations 
decline to levels where hope is seemingly lost, but real revolutionaries with 
their experience of hard knocks do regroup, and reorganise themselves to find 
their correct pathways.  We are in a phase where democratic principles and 
conduct is upheld by the state in South Africa.  We are  not prohibited from 
expressing ourselves

[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Operationtions Training Officer

2012-02-09 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko




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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: TMO

2012-02-13 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Fitter

2012-02-15 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] Left to their own devices - Cape Times | IOL.co.za

2012-02-19 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
http://www.iol.co.za/capetimes/left-to-their-own-devices-1.1236675
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[PAYCO]

2012-02-21 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde's Seroke, Ndebele

With the waterloo of a somewhat reactionary ANCYL leadership that has hitherto 
presented itself as a vanguard of the liberation of the African people. On the 
past few days the YCL has emerged as an alternative to the poor, that is, the 
economically downtrodden African masses. Reacting to the ahistorical assertion 
of  Pieter Mulder 
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 that Africans did not own 40% of the land before the advent of settler 
minority, it has called Zuma to sack him. In your own assessment, what is the 
significance of the communist formations in the 21st century after the fall of 
the Soviet hegemony in the late eighties. Mfanasekhaya Gqobose, addressing APLA 
cadres in the early 90s, once referred to the communist as quacks.


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[PAYCO] FW: Vacancy: Stores Asst

2012-03-26 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO] FW: DA Townlands 05-2012.docx

2012-05-04 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

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[PAYCO]

2012-05-04 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
http://www.timeslive.co.za/politics/2012/05/03/minister-announces-28-anti-apartheid-heritage-projects



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[PAYCO]

2012-05-07 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde  Ditshego

Your recent article which appeared in the Mayihlome website, needs to be 
scrutinized. Some years ago, we had an extensive debate about Mbeki AIDS 
denialism. Comrade Cunningham was a staunch defender of Mbeki in the context of 
the handling of the AIDS pandemic. I notice that your writing is replete with 
some scientific opinions from renown scientists around the world. If we can 
open a debate between the orthodox scientists and the denialists, I am certain 
we will be heading towards an open ended whole. What is a reality, is that this 
pandemic has claimed more causalities than the First World War. I have some 
reservations about these scientists who debate the relationship between HIV and 
AIDS while deaths have been reported all over the world, the hardest hid region 
being Sub Saharan Africa. Is the debate about the relation between HIV and AIDS 
sustainable ?
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[PAYCO]

2012-05-11 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Dear comrades

Can  anyone one help with the whereabouts of the late Victor Mayekiso's family 
. I got a call from someone who got into our discussion group through the 
internet. she is related to him. she found our discussion ( which we had some 
time ago). I understand he was from Soweto, probably the remaining family could 
be still residing in Soweto. Even,  if i get someone who could have some links

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RE: [PAYCO] Interview

2012-05-17 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Does Stanley have some ambitions of leading the PAC now ?

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Comrades,

To be quite frank with you comrades, Mlambo is clearly campaigning for Stanley 
Mogoba...

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Mlambo could have done better,ill prepared and unprofessional(being late)
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RE: [PAYCO] Sad news

2012-06-14 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
This is  very sad. Comraqde Mawande contributed immensely in this blog. I have 
been wondering why he has been absent from discussions. We should pay a homage 
for this great son of the soil.

Izwe Lethu

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I'm told Cde. Jack Mawande passed on this morning. He is former AZANYU SG and 
later Deputy President. Many on this platform will remember him for his 
outstanding contributions. May his soul rest in peace. Izwelethu! 
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[PAYCO]

2012-06-20 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko

Cde Ndebele, Seroke

The reactionary ANCYL has undercut our  historical programs. The restoration of 
our land from the colonial settlers. PAC youth formations have never been 
forthright in articulating this position, there is a lull in the PAC  and its 
structural components on the land question . This worries me a lot.

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[PAYCO]

2012-07-05 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
http://www.dispatch.co.za/news/article/3637




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[PAYCO]

2012-07-11 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
At least the penny has dropped for the ANC government. See the attachment. I 
hope most of you comrades are up to date with this development.
See the attachment.
http://www.thenewage.co.za/55740-1016-53-Sobukwe_family_grateful_for_his_hometown_honour




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[PAYCO]

2012-08-07 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2006/mar/20/sharpevilleturningpointfor?INTCMP=SRCH

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[PAYCO] FW: Interns Required

2012-08-16 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko


KLM Empowered is looking for Internship positions in various fields of study to 
be filled in Bruma, Johannesburg, but not limited to Bruma (Interns have a 
probability of being placed anywhere within Gauteng (between Johannesburg and 
Pretoria).
Probable dates of Internship commencement is 1 September 2012, for a period of 
six months with a possibility of contractual work or permanency on completion 
of the Internship.
Stipend range: R3000.00
The following interns are required to commence from September 2012:
* Qualified B.Com graduates preferably with Cost and Management 
Accounting;
* Qualified B.Com graduates: Supply Chain Management;
* Qualified B.Com graduates: Warehouse Management;
* Qualified B.Com graduates: HR or Diploma in HR;
* Qualified B.Com graduates: Occupationally Directed Education,Training 
 Development Practices(ODETDP) or National Diploma;
* Qualified B.Com Marketing or Diploma in Sales  Marketing;
* Diploma or Degree in Web Design;
* IT Technicians;
* Diploma in Graphic Design; and
* B.Ed or Diploma in Higher Education.
Contact details:
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RE: [PAYCO] THE INTRINSIC VALUE OF EACH CITIZEN IN SA

2012-09-19 Thread Mduduzi Sibeko
Cde Seroke

Thank you for an insightful analysis of the contemporary politics in this 
country and abroad. The malaise of 'Ukukhonza abelungi' is embedded in some 
Africans. Especially, those who were never indoctrinated with the Africanist or 
black consciousness ideologies. After 1994, I had hoped that this malaise was 
on an advance stage of healing. However, I am startled with its resurgence more 
especially, as it comes from those who claim to have liberated the country. As 
you have touched the issue of  Marikana, when events unfolded, I posited that 
they would never get anywhere in as far as their wage demands were concerned. 
The announcement of a wage settlement of 22 % plus a R 2000 bonus for ending 
the strike was good tidings for workers. In essence, this has demonstrated that 
the capitalist system is exploitative. Those who have been extracting our 
mineral reverses for the past  preceding centuries, have demonstrated to us 
that they still have our money,  when shove comes to push. It is not a question 
of affordability. The interest of this whole saga resides with some of the 
covert ANC big men who are surreptitiously  benefiting from these arrangements. 
a story is told about Ramaphosa who purchased a Buffalo cow for 20 million 
rands while his workers can't make ends meet.

From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Jaki 
Seroke
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2012 10:03 AM
To: payco@googlegroups.com
Subject: [PAYCO] THE INTRINSIC VALUE OF EACH CITIZEN IN SA

M'afrika Mduduzi Sibeko

The republic of South Africa is often described in glorious terms in 
international forums for a variety of reasons.  The core issues that negatively 
affect the lives of its citizens are mostly ignored in the very same circles, 
and when a social implosion occurs the analysts look askance at each other and 
make ridiculous observations.  Let's face it, the views and opinions of the 
majority are marginalised at these forums, and even the decision making process 
in government belongs to a coterie of conflicted personalities.  The majority 
of those who should benefit from an efficient state are not taken seriously.  
Like subliminal racism, the unequal treatment of citizens has become a norm and 
it is accepted as natural.  This should not go on forever.

The president who is leading a state delegation in Brussels is yesterday 
reported to have conveyed a sincere message of condolences to the families of 
bereaved victims of the suicide car bomb in Kabul, Afghanistan, after a suicide 
bomber took them to be foreigners who denigrate the Muslim faith in the light 
of popular Arab protests  against a propaganda documentary made in the US.  
This presidential message could be well and good.  Look closely and you will 
notice that the eight victims are white South African working for a private 
airline in Afghanistan.  Contrast this with his attitude back home.  Last month 
mineworkers were mowed down like flies in Marikana in a process that had been 
brewing up for four months at least in the dispute on wage increment between 
the workers and Lonmin management.  In full view of the media, the killers of 
the workers were the state police.  These killers are equally underpaid, 
ill-equipped and ill-trained personnel, largely Black, and led by a Black woman 
national police commissioner who encouraged the killers to do so more often in 
the future, and that they should not be sorry for what they did.

I believe the difference between the two unfortunate incidents where loss of 
life occurred is the colonial mentality of the leadership that hold power of 
the state.  Over a period of more than two thousand years, African people have 
been subjected to slavery and massive exploitation of the resources - they are 
treated as lesser beings by the imperialists and their local running dogs. I 
guess the process of  resolving settler-colonialism makes it even more complex, 
with citizens expressing differing sets of needs and expectations from the 
state.  The aggrieved group (the Marikana mineworkers, for example) continues 
to be treated like beasts of burden, they live in squalid conditions, get slave 
wage, etc., and are killed at will by their own elected government.  Colonial 
mentality is a trained conditioning of the mind and body.  In the story, the 
archer in a circus was aggrieved by the tyranny and dictatorial behavior of the 
leading man in the performance.  The archer planned to accidentally shoot him 
with his arrow during performance.  This never happened despite several genuine 
attempts.  The archer was steeped into the habit of shooting the apple on top 
of the leading man's head.  Just like colonial mentality - Ba khonza abelungu.

This puts into question the value of each citizen in South Africa.  The state 
perpetuates inequality - the government steals from the coffers of the state 
and do so with impunity.  The services they offer to the rich and the poor

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