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Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
Johannesburg cannot police its future
Coronavirus
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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27 Oct 2020
South Africa’s biggest city is ground zero for debates about the long-term effectiveness and constitutionality of militarised urban policing and how we imagine the post-Covid city
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SA could learn from Brazil when it comes to protests
Analysis
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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20 Apr 2017
The fall from World Cup fever to presidential skulduggery has been swift in both countries.
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Jo’burg hills are alive with visions
Africa
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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13 Sep 2013
While the job of spirit medium is hardly new, it has been given currency by the survival difficulties encountered by the city's migrant population.
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Litfest 2013: Migration is a tale that knows no bounds
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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23 Aug 2013
Behind an apparently amorphous multitude are distinct individuals, each with a particular mission.
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Moving art makes city’s spine tingle
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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7 Dec 2012
An innovative festival takes audiences through Jo'burg and brings fairy-tale fantasies to life.
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Not everyone sees the light
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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9 Nov 2012
The recent launch of expansion plans for the Maboneng precinct raises the question: Just who will be left out of the inner-city plan?
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A history of violence and elusive hope
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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28 Sep 2012
An analysis of a deadly mine conflict in 1994 offers clues to the origins of the Marikana tragedy.
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Evicted Somali traders cry foul
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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2 Sep 2011
Foreigners in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, allege that the local council is working hand in glove with local business people to shut down their shops.
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The structure of terror
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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26 Aug 2011
Suburbanites' fears are defining the architecture of Johannesburg.
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Fragments of unity on Africa Day
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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7 Jun 2011
"Afrique, Afrique, Afrique!" cried Tumi Molekane of Tumi and the Volume, ending an electric hip-hop set at the Africa Day celebrations in Newtown.
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Foreign traders are fair game
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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20 May 2011
The Freedom Park housing settlement on the outskirts of Eldorado Park has become the centre of xenophobic mobilisation in Gauteng.
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Minister of music mixing the sounds of the south
Article
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon
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13 May 2011
Gilberto Gil, one of Brazil's best-known musicians, landed on South African tarmac last week.
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