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BOOK REVIEW | The Princess of Zanzibar by Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin
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BOOK REVIEW | The Blinded City by Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
Based on a decade of research in Johannesburg’s central business district, Doornfontein, and Hillbrow, The Blinded City offers a series
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BOOK REVIEW | A Library to Flee by Etienne van Heerden
Etienne Van Heerden’s A Library to Flee (translated from the Afrikaans original: Die Biblioteek aan die Einde van die Wêreld), is
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The genius of Senegalese filmmaker, Safi Faye
Since the 1970s, Senegalese filmmaker, anthropologist and ethnologist Safi Faye has practised her talents. Her films draw upon rural life
AIAC
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Reading List: being black on the world
Read More Ahead of his forthcoming book on black life on the margins, Hugo Canham reflects on scholarship and
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A Picture’s Worth
Read More Mabel Cetu is considered South Africa’s first Black woman photojournalist and documented the everyday lives of Black communities
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Dreams of freedom
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Citizens raise complaints about sewage and water leaks
Read More By SIBABALWE TAME The People’s Hour Talk Show launched on Rhodes Music Radio (89.7FM) this week. Hosted by
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The search for the work of ‘SA’s first black women photojournalist’
Considered South Africa’s first Black women photojournalist, Mabel Cetu’s visual documents showed the everyday life of Black communities in 1950s
AIAC
February 7, 2023
Arts & Culture
Group therapy, the sophomore album by Tumi Mogorosi
South African jazz drummer Tumi Mogorosi’s latest project is a call to black people to share the questions that render
AIAC
February 21, 2023
Arts & Culture
BOOK REVIEW | The Princess of Zanzibar by Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin
A historical novel by Sudanese writer Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin narrates an unusual love story between a slave and a princess.
AIAC
February 21, 2023
Arts & Culture
BOOK REVIEW | The Blinded City by Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
Based on a decade of research in Johannesburg’s central business district, Doornfontein, and Hillbrow, The Blinded City offers a series
AIAC
February 20, 2023
Arts & Culture
BOOK REVIEW | A Library to Flee by Etienne van Heerden
Etienne Van Heerden’s A Library to Flee (translated from the Afrikaans original: Die Biblioteek aan die Einde van die Wêreld), is
AIAC
February 20, 2023
Arts & Culture
The genius of Senegalese filmmaker, Safi Faye
Since the 1970s, Senegalese filmmaker, anthropologist and ethnologist Safi Faye has practised her talents. Her films draw upon rural life
AIAC
February 20, 2023
Arts & Culture
Reading List: being black on the world
Read More Ahead of his forthcoming book on black life on the margins, Hugo Canham reflects on scholarship and
AIAC
February 15, 2023
Arts & Culture
A Picture’s Worth
Read More Mabel Cetu is considered South Africa’s first Black woman photojournalist and documented the everyday lives of Black communities
AIAC
February 10, 2023
Arts & Culture
Dreams of freedom
Read More A historical novel by Sudanese writer Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin narrates an unusual love story between a slave and
AIAC
February 10, 2023
Arts & Culture
Citizens raise complaints about sewage and water leaks
Read More By SIBABALWE TAME The People’s Hour Talk Show launched on Rhodes Music Radio (89.7FM) this week. Hosted by
Grocott's
February 10, 2023
Arts & Culture
The search for the work of ‘SA’s first black women photojournalist’
Considered South Africa’s first Black women photojournalist, Mabel Cetu’s visual documents showed the everyday life of Black communities in 1950s
AIAC
February 7, 2023