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He hugs me tightly as tears fall from his eyes and his body shivers, he is scared, more scared than I am. It dawns me that suicide really doesn’t just affect the victim but the people close to them.
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Iwalewahaus is a space for the production and presentation of contemporary art. The institution hosts exhibitions and academic research, it also archives recent developments in contemporary African and Diaspora cultures, which are presented and refined together with artists and institutions.
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Msaki brings with her, her music genius. She is also a curator of music and art events focused on alternative black artists. She is signed to her own label Oneshushuday Artistry through which she released her EP Nalithemba in 2013 and SAMA nominated debut album Zaneliza in 2016.
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The album is set to premiere at the 20th Cape Town International Jazz Festival and several other venues in and around Southern Africa; making this a great platform to showcase new and original material by established practitioners of the jazz idiom.
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Late last week, as if anticipating this week’s very much coffee, muffins and sex weather, Ntsika Ngxanga member of award winning a cappella trio The Soil, released his impeccably grounded solo album.
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Historically, Africa emerges to the modern world (at least at a conceptual level) as a moment/place of disequilibrium, a vertigo, a whirling-to-nowhere.th)
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While blackness, as an imposed reality, that creates a certain field around the subject, has come to be acknowledged as such, little has been done to problematise intersubjective relations between black people.
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