Kally's open shutter
Riason NaidooBorn in 1925 in Isipingo, Durban, Ranjith Kally worked in a shoe factory for 15 years before he began a full-time career as a professional photographer. A South African photographer of international stature, Kally will soon hold his first solo exhibition in a career spanning 60 years, writes Riason Naidoo.
Tragedy of an Indian family
Riason NaidooRiason Naidoo reviews Gandhi My Father, which is based on the private and troubled relationship between the public figure of the Mahatma and his anonymous son Harilal.
On the paper trail
Riason NaidooTimbuktu manuscripts -- which include texts on astromomy and law -- have been passed down through the centuries and generations as a form of inheritance. The preservation of Timbuktu's 'intellectual treasures' offers vital clues to the history of paper trading in Africa, writes Riason Naidoo.
Full circle
Riason NaidooVisual Trajectories is part of a cultural exchange agreement between India and South Africa, writes Riason Naidoo.
Restoring the Indian experience
Riason NaidooIn an edited extract from his new book, The Indian in Drum, Riason Naidoo shares his journey to find a nuanced picture of Indian identity.
Kally's open shutter
Riason NaidooBorn in 1925 in Isipingo, Durban, Ranjith Kally worked in a shoe factory for 15 years before he began a full-time career as a professional photographer. A South African photographer of international stature, Kally will soon hold his first solo exhibition in a career spanning 60 years, writes Riason Naidoo.
