In this extract from his Master of the Arts dissertation Mojuta Motlhamme explores Diturupa – a commemoration of World War I and II that goes…
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Aquaculture offers hope for refugees
New skills offer a way forward for people displaced by conflict and climate change Ganava, a farmer from the Republic of Cameroon, still remembers the…
Limpopo innovator puts villagers on tech map
Limpopo innovator creates software to fast track shopping experience of people living in rural areas Residents of Limpopo’s villages will now be able to have…
‘Corruption realistic avenue to bridge racial wealth gap’
The primary concern of the public with the ANC is lack of service delivery. Lack of service delivery is rather a by-product of lack of…
Africa’s last salute to freedom fighter Kaunda
The continent’s leaders gathered in the Zambian capital Lusaka to pay their respects to Dr Kenneth Kaunda who passed away last month. Kaunda was sent…
How a township girl outran Apartheid
Author Lorato Trok captures the courageous yet tragic story of how a young girl from a South African township beat Apartheid on the running track…
No middle ground in times of war
The greatest challenge facing the nation now is: what must be done to pass that experience and history, both of the suffering of millions of South Africans and the almost five and half centuries of the freedom struggle
Aaaateeention! SANDF’s Modern Brigade on the upward march
The Chief of the South African Army Lieutenant General Lawrence Khulekani Mbatha conducted an intensive inspection on the Prime Mission Equipment for the Modern Brigade…
Life’s a struggle under cloud of air pollution
The Groundwork Trust and the Vukani Environmental Justice Alliance Movement in Action have brought court action to compel the Minister of Environmental Affairs to enforce…
Are protest plays like Bopha! still relevant after end of apartheid?
Lucas Ledwaba WAS it necessary for the South African State Theatre to bring back the 1980s protest stage play Bopha! long after the end of…









