June 7 — Demonstrators in Bristol tore down a statue of Edward Colston (https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/world/europe/2020-06-11-the-uk-is-selective-about-its-slave-based-colonial-history/), a 17th-century slave trader and pushed it into Bristol harbour during global anti-racism protests this week. The protest was part of the racial justice movement ignited by George Floyd's death in Minneapolis police custody,
June 8 — Learners and teachers at Olivenhoutbosch Secondary school have stared with teaching and learning, on the first day of schooling (https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/national/education/2020-06-07-angie-motshekga-says-most-schools-ready-to-open-on-monday/) following the lockdown that was announced by the president due to the pandemic of Covid-19...
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