We rounded off a long day that started early that morning with a refreshing 8km hike in the Lekgalameetse Nature Reserve, watching the sun, transformed…
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Young people will be equipped with the skill to capture beautiful images and tell compelling stories that will hopefully archive the knowledge and document hidden treasures in the bird’s habitat for educational purposes.
By Lolo Maphophe Efforts are underway to preserve the rich cultural history and heritage of the Mashashane community in Limpopo.The villages under the Mashashane traditional…
We were nearing the end of our walk along the dry Sweni river when about 300 metres ahead of us, we saw an elephant quenching…
Gogo Esther, as she is affectionately known, introduced students to the extraordinary technique of chicken feather painting, a craft that is sadly on the verge of extinction with only a handful of artists still using it.
The anguish of dispossession also manifested itself in the treatment we received at Mohlabaneng. Stripped off our land rights and bereft of both home and hope, residents of Ga-Monwana had to fend off the depredations of stigma, discrimination, and salacious gossip. We were shunned and loathed with such persistence that you would swear the settlement was cursed.
Marula traditional beer brewer Lebo Lebese remembers a time of plenty when decades ago the morula trees grew in abundance in her home district of…
Ramotoana Richard Mokgomme’s latest exhibition Tša sefaleng le meraloko e mengwe peels off the layered and unfolding drama of South Africa’s current affairs through complex,…
In a village set up like here, we need people really to be empowered and to be inspired. Most people were just coming to witness what a book launch looks like because it's a very rare occasion in rural areas.
The Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire take on the Super Eagles of Nigeria on Thursday [18 January] in their second Group A TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup…