Cecil John Rhodes: British Empire Hitman

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Michelle Nkamankeng: A Nascent South African Wordsmith

: “Michelle Nkamankeng initially showed interest in reading, at the tender age of four. Then from five years on, she progressed from an avid reader to an avid writer,” writes Dr Ts...

By Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi

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Culture / 22/04/21

The Democratization of Pornography

Now, I never got the full ‘Blue Movie’ experience, however, I do remember a day when my brother and his friends kicked me out of our small bachelor flat to use the VCR machine to watch a porno. Out of nowhere, my grandmo...

By Vuyolwethu Reoagile

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Tribute to Phumlani Pikoli from Arts Collective, Wom{b}_anifesto

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The Lords of Humanity Are Offended, so Dr. Lushaba Must Die

Lushaba's crime? To stretch political science beyond acceptable limits set by the Empire. He blasted off the lid that protects the dominant canon in the political science disciplin...

By Molaodi Wa Sekake

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Culture / 13/04/21

Introducing Wom{b}_anifesto

Wom{b}_anifesto forms part of a research project aimed at documenting the journey of creative women in South Africa. The output will be a non-fiction book featuring interviews and stories, their challenges and what the f...

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Mmusi Maimane: Victim or Accomplice of White Supremacy?

By Veli Mbele

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Macbeth

Do you recall the very first play you attended at a theatre? How the memory was etched by the entire experience, from your cohort, to the performances, to the splendor of costume a...

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Culture / 07/04/21

Morapedi: The One Who Prays

In her first solo exhibition, Lerato Lodi takes us along the start of a journey that looks into her curiosity of the intricacies of dual spiritual practices prevalent in “Sebaka sa Badimo” (a shrine or a sacred ritual si...

By Special Correspondent