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Arts & Culture
“Vuk’uzenzele, there’s always something to do”
UMam’ Pumla Cagwe, also known as sis’ Pam, believes that there is no time to waste and that one must
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Poetry, nationalism, and al-Shabaab
Women dressed for Eid at Lido beach in Mogadishu, 2013. Image credit Tobin Jones for UN Photo via Flickr CC
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December 7, 2023
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Township boxing gym punches far above its weight
The Overstrand Whale Boxing Club has opened a new boxing gym in Hermanus. Mzi Damesi started the Overstrand Whale Boxing
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Arts & Culture
From local theatre to Netflix film: young Philippi actor hopes to inspire township youth
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Throughout the history of the FIFA World Cup, Africa has often found itself underrepresented.
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The Grahamstown Racing Pigeon Club held its Annual Prize Giving Ceremony at the Goldrush Conference Centre last Saturday, 11 November.
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Huge puppets watched over carnival goers as they made their way through the streets of Orange Farm in Gauteng. On
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