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On The A-Contextual Nature of Black Mental Health

Dealing with Black "mental" health a-contextually i.e. with no sensitive regard to Black psychohistory, by allopathic western medicine (not that I expect it to do otherwise), can a...

By Itumeleng Makale

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Culture / 28/11/19

Kgomotso Neto: Listening and Looking

Looking at a photograph is about listening and then looking. One has to listen to what the photograph wants to say before imposing anything on it. It is about how the ear catches the whispers and shouting that escape bey...

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Who Are We Really Married To?

By Tshepo Lethea

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FOR ONCE | MILK AND HONEY REVISITED

In 2013 the Market Theatre Laboratory produced a work entitled ‘Milk and Honey’ as part of a reflection on the centenary since the passing of the 1913 Land Act. The ensemble work p...

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Culture / 22/11/19

Beware, We Are Being Demobilized!

In a strange twist, referring to Blacks as "the faceless poor" it allows white liberals to profit from our misery, establishing well-funded NGO's. The only time Blacks feature as Blacks not as "the poor" are in the gloss...

By Xola Skosana

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Mashudu Nevhutalu: Archives of Colour

By Zaza Hlalethwa

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Simphiwe Dana’s Symphony for African unity

Poised to be a deep and sobering musical feast, the 2019 Simphiwe Dana Symphony Experience will feature two internationally acclaimed artists: the poignant and smooth voice of US-b...

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Culture / 20/11/19

Xhosa Exceptionalism is Black Solidarity

Because Xhosa people cannot be proud of their own without it being divisive. In a country that celebrates Heritage Day every 24th day of September, we suddenly don’t recognise what it is to celebrate that same heritage....

By Xabiso Vili