In townships, suburbs, and rural wards alike, the atmosphere was charged with a mix of fervent civic duty and deep-seated frustration over service delivery
Posts published in “Photography”
On World Photography Day, I look back at how garage calendars and magazine photos sparked a boy's journey from Soshanguve to the Kruger wild.
I am set apart with the dead, like the slain who lie in the grave, whom you remember no more, who are cut off from your care...
The photographic exhibition I’ll Be Your Mirror is historically and conceptually important, yet it has not received much attention in mainstream South African conversations. Its…
As dawn broke on 19 July communities around Limpopo’s rural villages burst into the streets in song and dance – to welcome more than 25,000…
The Departments of Basic Education, Sport, Arts and Culture hosted the 2025 ABCMotsepe South African Schools Choral Eisteddfod (ABC Motsepe SASCE) in partnershipwith the Motsepe…
The monochrome head of a goat in the grey scale dominates the lower right-hand corner of the canvas, adding a layer of mystery and intrigue. Generally, goats in most African cultures invoke an awareness of ancestral mediation, productiveness and personal well-being.
Dinaka has roots stretching back generations, a dance and music tradition where men blew the kudu horns to announce milestones and great events, victories in…
Residents are feeling the pinch as taps run dry in Limpopo’s capital and in its biggest township Seshego. Seshego is the home of EFF leader…
