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South Africa – An Imagined Country

Each day that passes indicates that South Africa has a fragile political system that lacks ‘shock absorbers’ to contain and withstand problems that face its society. The creation o...

By Siyabonga Hadebe

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Culture / 17/07/22

The Gospel According To The Gutter _ On Gods, Ancestors And Wage Work

upon receiving the job offer many of us give thanks, and so we say, "God blessed me with a job. ngyabonga". yet two months down the line we cry foul, "deadlines kill me, i really cannot feel myself, i know God will come...

By Molaodi Wa Sekake

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Jazz with A Spiritual Bent: Isambulo by Linda Sikhakhane

By Makgotso Nkosi

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Afro-pessimism and AmaNdiya: The Trouble with The Other “Blacks”

We are interested here in the Phoenix massacre in which Indians brutally murdered many Africans in Kwa-Zulu Natal during the civil unrest in July 2021. Indians took the law into th...

By Masilo Lepuru

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Culture / 13/07/22

Ukwatile?

What I like about Robert Hodgins is the fact that he’s critiquing imperialism in these rich, fat cats. It shows that calling things out is not only part of a Black woman’s identity.

By Visual Arts Desk

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By Nadine Minnies

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The “Economic Freedom Fighters” and their Freedom Cheater

Recently the so-called Economic Freedom Fighters under their leader Julius Malema celebrated this incorrect ideology and were even significantly joined by one prominent subscriber...

By Masilo Lepuru

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Culture / 01/07/22

African and Black Studies for Everyone, Everywhere

We are excited to launch the first iteration of Lima Kwande Pop-Up School, an online school founded and coordinated by media practitioner, Ncebakazi Manzi. Launching during Youth Month, the school is aimed at making Afri...

By Culture Reporter