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Part 3 of the Zondo Report Focuses on BOSASA

At last the much anticipated third and final Zondo report was released this month, what follows is a pithy summary of its contents.

By Dr Tshepo Mbulane Moloi & Nchafatso Pitso

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Culture / 09/04/22

Umnyakazo

his body of work is presented through lithographic prints, wallpaper and newsprint across the space. These materials are tests for the artist to consider how photography can be experienced in a different way in order for...

By Arts Reporter

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Dudula Movement Exposes Systemic Failure and Lack of Political Literacy

By Mphutlane wa Bofelo

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Heritage and its Discontents: An exercise in Sankofa Hermeneutics

The hegemony of multiculturalism and nonracialism both in “South Africa” and around the globe accounts for the dominant manner in which ideas such as heritage and humanity are int...

By Masilo Lepuru

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Culture / 02/04/22

Simphiwe Dana – MOYA

Recognizing her immense and distinctive talent, Simphiwe will be creating a new offering, MOYA. In this undertaking, Dana seeks to offer her audience a new experiential journey as she weaves her message through a story b...

By Live Music Desk

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Somi’s Makeba Performance Moves to South African State Theatre

By Live Music Desk

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Bird Sound Orientations

Translating from Hausa as ‘tales’ (folk or fairytales), Tatsuniya centres improvisation, childhood and colloquial methods of self-development. Across these video works and photogra...

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Culture / 24/03/22

International Women’s Day Must Also Evoke Unsung Pan-Africanist Heroines Such as Alice Kinloch

In as far as our locale in South Africa is concerned, as it stands the status quo of South Africa’s mainstream curriculum, pertaining to the subject of history, from the basic education level (namely from Grade 10 to 12)...

By Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi