Cecil John Rhodes: British Empire Hitman

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Writing Actors – Reflections on Improv

The actor takes on a sage-like essence, by being so attuned to the moment that the breakage is soothed and manoeuvred into an unforeseen bend on a road that was otherwise without o...

By Katlego Chale

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CR Radio / 30/07/20

The Queens Fortress - Met_A_Morphosis

“Rhythm & Poetry” is a phrase we are all familiar with; and many believe that it is the original meaning for the acronym RAP. Rap music and poetry have borrowed from each other for years with elements such as lyricism, m...

By Yamoria

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Black Salutations

British Must Return Kgosi Luka Jantjie’s Head

By Veli Mbele

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Wanted (Dead or Alive): The Perfect Victim

I recently found myself at a crossroads with regard to the conversation around Black Lives Matter in South Africa’s cricket and rugby spaces. When Makhaya Ntini told his story, my...

By Kim Khumalo

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Culture / 26/07/20

Exiled At Home

In this performance, Miss Ntuli invites us into the deep corridors of her inner self, to witness a personal story of love, displacement, otherness and internal yearning. Like many a sublime artist, the art itself cuts te...

By Lehlohonolo Peega

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Fish is Right

By Rithuli Orleyn

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Kukude Emakhaya – Broken Souls in Mandela’s Experiment

Unfortunately, there are way too many Makhayas in our midst – broken souls that were created in the early days after the ‘demise’ of apartheid. Many of us are Nelson Mandela’s sacr...

By Siyabonga Hadebe

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Television / 24/07/20

The Letter Reader

The film follows Siyabonga who is dispatched to his grandmother while his parents are sorting out their marital problems. But the city boy is not accustomed to doing household chores, and he struggles to adapt to life in...

By Television Reporter