Iconic Drum turns 60
Cover pages of SA's iconic Drum magazine evoke a 1950s black fashion and jazz culture which perished when apartheid forces razed Sophiatown.
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Stripped naked, our racist past is ugly
British Magnum photographer Ian Berry's odyssey in South Africa is charted in an exhibition at the Liverpool International Slavery Museum.
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Days that shook the world
Sunday is the 50th anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre. Humphrey Tyler was the only reporter there when the police opened fire.
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Restoring the Indian experience
In an edited extract from his new book, The Indian in Drum, Riason Naidoo shares his journey to find a nuanced picture of Indian identity.
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Max Du Preez scoops Nat Nakasa Award
Three decades of journalism by Max Du Preez was recognised on Saturday when he was awarded the prestigious Nat Nakasa Award for fearless writing.
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A long struggle for copyright
FOUR black-and-white images of Nelson Mandela in his autobiography are at the centre of the row between Jim Bailey and a former Drum photographer.
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