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Ode to Moses Taiwa Molelekwa

I see you, Taiwa, passing through such darkness and never coming back. Such great pieces of music inaugurate your death.” writes Sinethemba Sankara Bizela

By Sinethemba Sankara Bizela

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Culture / 16/03/21

Mthokozisi Ntumba: Artists In The Revolution

South African Police Services kill more Black people on average than the United States of America, claiming hundreds of lives each year. We are dying here. Bakae batswadi? Se reng sechaba?

By Special Correspondent

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Remembering Mthokozisi Ntumba: A Commemoration

By Culture Reporter

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TSWALO: A Sonic Experience

Tswalo, conceived and birthed by the Theatre Duo (Mahlatsi Mokgonyana and Billy Langa), is in its fifth year of life – a feat seldom achieved by contemporary South African plays. P...

By Katlego Chale

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Culture / 12/03/21

Skop, Skiet en Donder Darkies

"When Wits black students were fighting for the doors of learning to be open as the Freedom Charter promises, police responded with violence. Those are the "black crowd control" techniques they know. Nothing else"

By Nelvis Qekema

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Taxi Etiquette: The Millennial’s Guide to Working Class Transit

By Tshepiso Mabula ka Ndongeni

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The Royal Lie

Excerpt: “We are so desperate to humanise these murderous families such as the British Monarchy that we so hope they are as perfect as they have been packaged and presented to be b...

By Vuyisile Mshudulu

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Culture / 09/03/21

The vintage works of Es’kia Mphahlele remembered

The Market Theatre’s Amazwi Mphahlele Exhibition rekindles Es’kia Mphahlele vintage works amid a wider transformation of South Africa’s cultural return to its indigenous roots, writes Dr Tshepo Mvulane Moloi.

By Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi