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The 2020 Hugh Masekela Heritage Festival: The magic you find when truth and sound meet

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A raucous, reliable addition to the annual calendar, the Hugh Masekela Heritage Festival lives on online
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NLite bring supple musicality for their self-titled debut

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Cascading between moods and styles, the nine tracks on NLite’s album offer a lightness of spirit
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Review: The eternal splendour of ‘Lovers Rock’

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Steve McQueen’s ‘Lovers Rock’, part of the ‘Small Axe’ anthology, is an ethereal interlude that takes us inside the blues party bubble
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Khulekani Mayisa: Poetry in the polemic

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Khulekani Mayisa’s new film, Power to the Purple, is an intensely personal collaborative project
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The Portfolio: Megan Ross

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Author and poet Megan Ross designs books and cover artwork for a living. She speaks to Kwanele Sosibo about her process
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Q&A with author Mia Arderne: ‘A prayer for the jol not to end

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Mia Arderne’s Mermaid Fillet was a lifetime in the making. The author’s vulnerability gives the book superpowers
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Review: Cohen’s fire lacks fuel in ‘Borat’ sequel

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The film interrogates patriarchy, but the baseness of the US means there’s nothing left to send up
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‘Again She Reigns’: In communion with a pantheon of saints

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Multidisciplinary project Again She Reigns by Carla Fonseca and Nthato Mokgata finds firm footing as an album
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Abracadabra: The magic of Jay Electronica

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The elusive rapper’s recent confounding and reluctant releases are rap as liberation theology
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Totally gone mad: Covid-19 and the Trump presidency

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Tracing America’s bungling of the containment of the coronavirus, Totally Under Control unveils the deep rot in Trump’s presidency
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Phumlani Pikoli and the art of quitting school to make it

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Writer, skater and filmmaker Phumlani Pikoli says his artistic intention was ‘to play’
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Review: The land is not to be outdone in ‘Dust’

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Pieter du Plessis’s post-apocalyptic film throws up some interesting questions, but it also needs to work a little harder
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