Cecil John Rhodes: British Empire Hitman

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On Policing Black Rage & Mascots of White Supremacy

There are people in so-called academia, who in their wisdom have convinced themselves that they stand on a higher moral pedestal to call out Black people for their legitimate react...

By Vuyisile Mshudulu

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Black Salutations / 08/09/20

Nathaniel Julies Through Biko’s Eyes – A Memorial Reflection

There is something deeply disturbing about being Black in the world we live in - and that is the realisation of how fragile our very existence is.The realisation that, regardless of your social status, the very fact, nat...

By Veli Mbele

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When Words Become Flesh: Embodied Reading A Podcast

By Refiloe Lepere

Culture

The Black Colonised & The White Settler Academic

Here I suspect is where we ought to look, for it is where the rain began to beat us. When we do, it will become evident that, twenty-five years after independence, Black people rem...

By Dr Lwazi Lushaba

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Television / 04/09/20

Capitalism Makes Blackness Eat Itself

Racial capitalism does not need all Black people to work. In fact, it requires that there always be a large supply of unemployed which pressures the people who are employed to accept low wages and poor working conditions...

By Tshiamo Malatji

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Blood Psalms

By Television Reporter

Culture

African Contribution to International Relations Theory: An Afrocentric Philosophical Enquiry

Political Science, as taught in South Africa, reflected a critical gap of a ‘lack’ (persisting to date) of most insights of ‘black’ Africans. My special interest, was expressly on...

By Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi

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Culture / 01/09/20

Contemporary Female Identities in the Global South

The exhibition is divided into three areas or worlds. The first is configured around the Fall, a realm where the natural and human worlds meet. The animal-human hybrid figures represent the second world of the exhibition...

By Special Correspondent