This week we spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka about the possibilities of ukukhapha or ukubuyisa your child as a parent.

Sinethemba Homani – Tour Guide at Steve Biko Centre shares the history of Steve Biko Monument in Ginsberg.

Mwelela Cele: Librarian and Historian at Steve Biko Centre takes us on a historical journey to the birth of Zanempilo Clinic. We also look at the role played by Steve Biko and how the clinic assisted the community of King Williams Town.

trufm looks at the life, the ideals and impact that struggle hero Steve Biko had in the liberation of South Africa. Nkosinathi Biko, his son, shares the lessons that Steve left behind for the black community.

This documentary looks at the lives of struggle heroes Griffiths and Victoria Mxenge.

trufmwas launched in 2008.The focus of the station is to groom the young people of the Eastern Cape and to be a platform for self-expression.The station broadcasts in English (40%) and IsiXhosa(60%)to theyouth of the Eastern Cape.

September is both heritage and tourism month. with these two themes in mind, truAfternoon spoke to Otto Ntshebe who is an Oral Historian. With him we wanted to find out more about the history of Grahamstown. Here is what he shared with us...

The Missionary Museum exhibits the missionary history of the area and beyond, displaying many facets of missionary life and the work of all denominations. The Missionary Museum is located at Berkeley St, King William's TowN.

On 07 September 2016, group of 80 000 people gathered outside Bisho demanding an end to Brigadier Joshua ‘Oupa’ Gqozo's military rule and the re-absorption of the so-called black homeland into South Africa. When the marchers tried to cross Ciskei Defence Force lines from Transkei to enter Bisho, Gqozo’s soldiers were instructed to open fire. Gqozo remained in power in Ciskei but resigned shortly before the elections of 27 April 1994.

The Amathole Museum, formerly the Kaffrarian Museum is a natural and cultural history museum located in King William's Town in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. The Xhosa Gallery, housed in the old post office building, concentrates on the cultural history of all tribes of the Xhosa nation. The history section has artefacts, documents and photographs of local interest dating back to the 19th century.