Tag: South Africa
June, 21 2024
Racists Must Not Thrive in South Africa: Accountability and Justice Are Crucial
Democratic Alliance MP Renaldo Gouws has been suspended after a racist video surfaced online. The video shows Gouws advocating violence against black people. The article supports his suspension, urging criminal charges and criticizing the DA's lack of vetting. It advocates for accountability and condemns racism.
June, 15 2024
South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa Secures Reelection Through Historic Coalition Deal
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has been reelected for a second term following a dramatic last-minute coalition deal with the Democratic Alliance and other smaller parties, securing his leadership in Africa's most industrialized nation.
May, 3 2024
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October, 31 2009
Pentecostalism's Footprint in South Africa: A Historical Journey
Pentecostalism in South Africa has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century, sparked by revival movements across Europe and the United States. Emphasizing Spirit baptism and healing, major denominations like the Apostolic Faith Mission and the Assemblies of God have significantly shaped religious landscapes and societal perspectives. The Zion Christian Church grew into South Africa's largest church, demonstrating the movement's widespread influence. Despite its past connection with apartheid, Pentecostalism now engages in politics, focusing on conservative values and spiritual empowerment. By 2000, one-third of urban South Africans were affiliated with Pentecostal or charismatic groups.
