To genuinely address historical wrongs and honour the struggle for justice, liberal democracies must actively engage with the past. Historical memory serves as a vital link between past injustices and present calls for justice.

The beautiful art hanging on the walls, the eclectic souls walking in and out of the organised chaos, strangers on their path to lifelong friendships exchanging light pleasantries, and passing around zols, beers, cigarettes and love are all a prelude to the music.

This open letter serves as a reflection on the enduring impact of colonial bonds that have haunted education in South Africa's colony.

In 2016, after a barrage of health problems, Tina's kidneys began to fail. A Swiss citizen by then, she had started preparing for assisted suicide when her husband stepped in. According to Tina, he said, "He didn't want another woman or another life."

Zolani Mahola stands as an inspiration to others, embodying the transformative power of music and its ability to bring healing, unity, and empowerment.

This is because many Afrikans have naively refused to admit that the white race has declared a race war of ultimate racial extermination against them. This admission is of course very painful and this is why Afrikans prefer to engage in many diversionary activities including critiquing the institutions of their white enemies rather than the white enemies themselves.

The fest is set to be a day of music and celebration of our humanity, resilience and overall incredible creativity and talent that our beautiful African Continent births. The lineup of artists reflects the inclusivity, diversity and tolerance that the city of Jozi inhabits.

Same time I pray that God comes to my defence, forgetting that He’s the one I disrespected when I was eager to sound woke; got high from the weed then started to question His will.