Cecil John Rhodes: British Empire Hitman

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Ramasela

At the height of the night / When the sun sits highest in the sky / You can hear the cows and goats of the village bickering and howling / Everyone shuts their doors and switche...

By Machoene Matlwa

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Culture / 07/10/20

Managing The Rage of Black Working Class Youth

I came to understand that this complex consists of white males who control the SA economy — from finance to arms. In the context of such a reality, [the] BEE policy became nothing else but a search for a niche in the pre...

By Molaodi Wa Sekake

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Recipients of The Bag Factory Young Womxn Studio Bursary

By Special Correspondent

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At What/whose Expense? “A Critical View of the State of Black Theatre Artists in South Africa.”

Over the past eight years I have found myself increasingly despondent, to even think there is a future for emerging Black theatre artists and arts businesses. This is because, whil...

By Matjamela Motloung

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Culture / 30/09/20

Heritage Month is Meaningless to the Landless

The true heritage of this country is at risk and has been for many years. There has been a violent colonial invasion of our heritage following the brutality of our invaders who did so much to erase everything that resemb...

By Vuyisile Mshudulu

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Es’kia Mphahlele & Decolonisation of International Relations

By Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi

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Xivoni Xi Komba Swi Kandza Swo Hambana: Ku Anakanya Na Mambe Matimba Ya Ndhavuko

Ntirho lowuntshwa wa Sifiso Mkhabela wa swifaniso swo dirowiwa no pendiwa ari kari a tirhisa swo hambanahambana ku endla ntirho lowu, wu nghenelela ngopfu eku hlumusela maendlelo y...

By Special Correspondent

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Television / 23/09/20

Review – Women Hold Up The Sky

“If they come to evict us again, we will die until the last person standing” proclaims a woman in Uganda. Her village has been raided before. Homes and crops were burned down. People were chased away with fire and ammuni...

By Tshiamo Malatji