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A Conversation With Artists In Four Parts

It is not clear how I became a writer. There was no definitive moment. Growing up, I would journal, and also had stints trying rap and poetry. After all, where I come from there we...

By Mbe Mbhele

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Culture / 31/10/21

Sartorial Revolution – Queens, Dashikis, Ankaras & Underwear @ Felanation 12

Fela Kuti’s shrine which stands today with his clothing on display serves as nexus to represent the politics of what this man stood for; anarchy and rebellion, through music and his clothing.

By Makgotso Nkosi

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Shaka Zulu – The Gaping Wound

By Mthokozisi Mthethwa

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Azah Mphago - Ngoma Dza Mapungubwe

Across cultures, borders and countries, spirituality is firmly ingrained in music. These melodies and rhythms tell of mythology and history, as well as spiritual beliefs held by it...

By Makgotso Nkosi

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Culture / 27/10/21

Black Solidarity Day Not Black Wednesday

The significance of the 19th of October 1977 ban, may however regrettably be diminished, when chroniclers recall it, under the problematic reference of ‘Black Wednesday’. ‘Black Wednesday’, was coined by the Apartheid re...

By Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi

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Basha Uhuru Creative Uprising Festival

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Judgement Illustrates The Extent of South Africa’s Rape Culture Crisis

. It is reminiscent of the former President Jacob Zuma’s belief, expressed during his rape trial, that because a woman appeared to him to be aroused, he needed to “help her finish...

By Soul City Institute for Social Justice

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Culture / 22/10/21

Tsogo – The Review

A Motlokwa woman, an academic, an African, brave and fearless leader who, among other things, took the responsibility of becoming the voice of the voiceless and fought for the freedom of African women.

By Mthokozisi Mthethwa