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REVIEW: The Forgotten Kingdom

The film oscillated between rapid city shots and gradual rural scenes. This displays the rush of the city against the calm of the village. The city presents many dangers, violence...

By Tshiamo Malatji

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Television / 25/12/20

The Essence of Being Black

Back to the question: what is the essence of being Black? In six words: How To Ruin Christmas: The Wedding.

By Sbu Mkwanazi

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Flatland Review: A Flat Attempt

By Tshiamo Malatji

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Review – Women Hold Up The Sky

“If they come to evict us again, we will die until the last person standing” proclaims a woman in Uganda. Her village has been raided before. Homes and crops were burned down. Peop...

By Tshiamo Malatji

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Television / 04/09/20

Capitalism Makes Blackness Eat Itself

Racial capitalism does not need all Black people to work. In fact, it requires that there always be a large supply of unemployed which pressures the people who are employed to accept low wages and poor working conditions...

By Tshiamo Malatji

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The Bisho Massacre: Violence from Nowhere

By Tshiamo Malatji

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African Art is Immersion & Struggle

African art can be considered a deep search. The film introduces “immersive art” as a descriptive term but acknowledges that categorising African art is not always possible due to...

By Tshiamo Malatji

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Television / 18/08/20

Black is King - A Fulfilment of Aspiration for International Blackness

Still, Africans who call out Beyoncé must also realize that while her narrative ties to the African race, it is not her duty to reflect geographical and contextual realities of Africa. Drawing from Nigerian inferences, m...

By Ololade Faniyi