Kuntha Ndimande

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#CulturePop: Strangely, not fiction

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 11 Nov 2016

#CulturePop is written by Kuntha Ndimande.

#CulturePop: Jake, Vine and the internet

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 31 Oct 2016

The agenda of imperialist white-owned media is too often trending when I log on, longside the bark and bite of Black Twitter granted.

#CulturePop: Replacing MAMAs hosts and public protectors comes with mixed results

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 24 Oct 2016

Icons are becoming harder to fish out in a sea of sameness and some things are just irreplaceable, writes Kuntha Ndimande.

#CulturePop: Thuli’s dirt on Zuma and other bad behaviour

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 17 Oct 2016

Trevor Noah calls out Donald Trump on ‘locker-room’ talk and aluta continua for #FeesMustFall

#Culturepop: More mourning this week — and the absurdity of violence continues

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 14 Oct 2016

Monday prevailed on a sombre note as we mourned the passing of Khwezi, whose real name was Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo.

#CulturePop: Chasing ideals in a country called Africa

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 3 Oct 2016

Boris Johnson walks into a gaffe, Solange takes us by surprise and Queen of Katwe makes the right move.

#CulturePop: A weekend of taking losses — Nzimande, Mandoza, Brangelina and AKA

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 26 Sep 2016

Fees didn’t fall, the kwaito star did, the star couple are heading that way, and the rapper suggested it.

#CulturePop: Mourning Mandoza amid data woes, bad feminism and gifted surgeons

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 19 Sep 2016

Unhappy endings ushered us into and out of last week. Arts columnist Kuntha Ndimande takes us through the highs and lows of popular culture this week.

#CulturePop: Making noise and staying relevant with Fade and ‘Pound Cake’

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 12 Sep 2016

What's happening in the world? Get your pop culture fix with #CulturePop.

The week that was: Spring Day, Bey Day and everything in between

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 5 Sep 2016

Spring, last week, came with a confetti of quotes, memes and moods competing against one another for the cool.

#CulturePop: Teacher don’t teach me nonsense: The right to speak our truths

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 30 Aug 2016

From black girl magic in Pretoria to Drake’s declaration of love, we are proudly loudmouths

Jo’burg’s lost, Frank’s found but Kanye has answers, as well as many quotables

Article Kuntha Ndimande - 26 Aug 2016

The world we live in is in constant motion, things change rapidly and currently we have a new local party, new jams and new apparel.

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