#Insight

Mampai Ndlovu perfoming at AFM HRC on the 1st of April 2017 Gospel star in the making Mampai Ndlovu had a Levitical Altar launch in the build-up of her recording an album. The Launch was held at Apostolic Faith Missions, Hilltop Restoration Centre on 1 st of April 2017. Mampai is part of the worship team at AFM Hilltop Restoration Centre. She always takes to the stage on Sundays and blessing people with great spiritual music with her remarkable soothing voice. After numerous attempts from people - who kept on asking her when she is recording her album because of her lovely voice - she decided to have what she calls a Levitical Altar Launch. Mampai believes that God has called her to be the minister of the word of God through song. She has a conviction in her heart that the Holy Spirit has revealed God’s calling upon her life in the music/praise and worship ministry. The name “Levitical Altar” is inspired by the name “Levi” which means connect/attached according to the b

Ahmed Kathrada The Ahmed Katrada Foundation announced the passing of ANC Veteran Ahmed Katrada (87) this morning, at the Donald Gordon Hospital in Johannesburg. Katrada passed away peacefully after a short period of illness, following a surgery to the brain. He was born on 21 August 1929 in rural Schweizer-Reneke and was introduced to politics as a young boy when he joined a non-racial youth club run by the Young Communist League. In 1954, Kathrada was placed under restrictions by apartheid security police and was arrested several times for breaking his banning orders. In 1956, he was among the 156 Congress activists and leaders charged for High Treason. The trial continued for four years after which all the accused were acquitted. Kathrada, Mandela and Sisulu were among the last 30 to be acquitted. While they were on trial in 1960, the ANC and PAC were banned. In 1962, Kathrada was placed under “house arrest”. The following year Kathrada broke his banning orders and