Courts designed for women should not gag themn
It is commonplace to hear South African discussions of the crisis of gendered violence prefaced with an acknowledgement that a
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December 1, 2021
The making of Lesotho’s robust cycling culture
Three decades ago, Lesotho’s cycling culture was non-existent. Bicycles were just used as a means of transport or for recreational
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December 1, 2021
Queer migrants find their spiritual sanctuary
In a drab room in the cavernous basement of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Braamfontein, a colourful group of
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December 1, 2021
Gqeberha bars new street traders in Korsten
The new Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality council has put into effect a moratorium on permits for new street traders at
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December 1, 2021
Zimbabwean farmers step into the future of farming
It is mid-morning in late October and Linda Ncube, 58, puts on a large cotton hat to protect herself from
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November 30, 2021
Theatre giving voice to the oppressed
On the last Friday of October, residents of Zikode Village in Tembisa, staged a play in which many of them,
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November 30, 2021
Bleak Christmas looms for former freedom fighters
Scarred by years of fighting the apartheid army, former Azanian National Liberation Army (Azanla) fighter Louisa Sijaji now has to
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November 30, 2021
Go to hell, Shell
The corporate drive for profit frequently takes the form of a psychopathic monomania. But among the many horsemen of the
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November 30, 2021
Sinalo Jafta is doing what they said she couldn’t
There’s probably no better way to motivate Sinalo Jafta, 26, than to tell her she cannot do something. She was
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November 30, 2021
The burden of playing while Black and Irish
Chiedozie Ogbene, 24, stepped into a racially charged atmosphere when he made history at Szusza Ferenc Stadium in Hungary on
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November 30, 2021
Opinion
Courts designed for women should not gag themn
It is commonplace to hear South African discussions of the crisis of gendered violence prefaced with an acknowledgement that a
New Frame
December 1, 2021
Opinion
The making of Lesotho’s robust cycling culture
Three decades ago, Lesotho’s cycling culture was non-existent. Bicycles were just used as a means of transport or for recreational
New Frame
December 1, 2021
Queer migrants find their spiritual sanctuary
In a drab room in the cavernous basement of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Braamfontein, a colourful group of
New Frame
December 1, 2021
News
Gqeberha bars new street traders in Korsten
The new Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality council has put into effect a moratorium on permits for new street traders at
New Frame
December 1, 2021
Zimbabwean farmers step into the future of farming
It is mid-morning in late October and Linda Ncube, 58, puts on a large cotton hat to protect herself from
New Frame
November 30, 2021
Theatre giving voice to the oppressed
On the last Friday of October, residents of Zikode Village in Tembisa, staged a play in which many of them,
New Frame
November 30, 2021
Bleak Christmas looms for former freedom fighters
Scarred by years of fighting the apartheid army, former Azanian National Liberation Army (Azanla) fighter Louisa Sijaji now has to
New Frame
November 30, 2021
News
Go to hell, Shell
The corporate drive for profit frequently takes the form of a psychopathic monomania. But among the many horsemen of the
New Frame
November 30, 2021
Sinalo Jafta is doing what they said she couldn’t
There’s probably no better way to motivate Sinalo Jafta, 26, than to tell her she cannot do something. She was
New Frame
November 30, 2021
The burden of playing while Black and Irish
Chiedozie Ogbene, 24, stepped into a racially charged atmosphere when he made history at Szusza Ferenc Stadium in Hungary on
New Frame
November 30, 2021