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,…
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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…
Remarkably, he survived being shot seventeen times at a student’s funeral in Natalspruit, Gauteng Province and endured over 586 days in solitary confinement in 1969. Magubane’s resistance was not only evident in his actions but also in his creative methods of capturing the truth.
Carlos Djedje devoted his life to fighting for peace, freedom, and justice. The Tshwane born musician passed away recently from illness. Veteran journalist and friend…
WE were meant to explore one of the tough hiking trails that form part of the attractions at the Makuya Nature Reserve in far north…
Mokgadi Mogy Mashako Award-winning choreographer, playwright and performer, Mduduzi Nhlapo, is committed to creating impactful physical theatre pieces that challenge colonialism and its modern-day repercussions.…
Malombo music’s legendary drummer and percussionist Julian Bahula passed away recently after a long battle with cancer. New generation musician Azah Mphago who was inspired…
In South Africa’s evolving energy tapestry, Emalahleni stands at a pivotal juncture. Once the heartbeat of coal mining, the town is undergoing a transformation, which…
Limpopo guest house owner Grace Sibara has added a new conference hosting facility and outdoor wedding venue in anticipation of the upcoming Tourism month in…