Cecil John Rhodes: British Empire Hitman

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Ub’Dope eSibikwa

In its 33rd year of developing world-class creatives, the multi-disciplinary arts and culture service provider, Sibikwa Art Centre has forged a unique partnership with Standard Ban...

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Television / 08/02/21

How Senegalese Farmers Become Landless: The Feast/Tong-Tong Review

This land is sold to privileged foreign owners who make revenue from its use. Locals who try to compete struggle because they lack access to similar equipment as large corporations. Agriculture does more for these compan...

By Tshiamo Malatji

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A Storm In A Nkandla Teacup?

By Ebrahim Mphutlane wa Bofelo

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Civilised Blacks Struggling for the Oppressors Tools. The Land is Ours REVIEW

Set in the early twentieth century, The Land Is Ours: Black Lawyers and the Birth of Constitutionalism in South Africa examines what role the first black lawyers in South Africa pl...

By Lazola Nomkala

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Culture / 04/02/21

On Anti-Blackness & Readiness to Heal

The township as a site of violence is characteristic of a concentration camp, where one’s choice of living or dying is determined externally. Indeed, in South Africa, the township is an expression of social death and a s...

By Ndumiso Mdayi

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The AfCFTA is a new Scramble for Africa

By Hadebe Hadebe

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The Conflict with Concession

I have tied a knot at the end of each and every thought of you, with each word cast from my tongue I keep tossing each knot to your direction with the hope of catching your attenti...

By Vus’umuzi Phakathi

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Culture / 02/02/21

Museveni’s Rigging & Legging: A Dance That Needs to Leave the Stage

The corrosive mentality of African leaders who think they are the only ones who can lead a nation is insidious. Over 80% of a country's population having lived shorter than the years a president has served in office is d...

By Motlalepule Moeleso