<b>Andie Miller</b> discovers "sharp glimpses of heart-stopping beauty" with Willem Boshoff along a barren strip of industrial road.
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/ 27 November 2009
Poet Khosi Xaba speaks to Andie Miller about notions of place, belonging, safety and fear.
Andie Miller speaks to Alan Paton Award winner Adam Levin about his many-splendoured journeys.
Phaswane Mpe, who died late last year at 34, was a beloved teacher and an acclaimed writer who brought a new vision to South African literature. Here, in his last interview, he tells Andie Miller about the books that changed his life.
It’s 5.15pm on a weekday, and I’m in a minibus taxi travelling along Louis Botha Avenue through Orange Grove, Johannesburg, when a group of policemen pulls us over. I ask the woman sitting alongside me what’s going on. ”They are looking for illegals,” she whispers conspiratorially. With our police force seemingly preoccupied with illegal immigrants, we may be more at risk from the home team.