Sisonke Msimang

Rugby and rainbows

Article Sisonke Msimang - 10 Nov 2019

Reflecting on white joy, black celebration, and the meaning of the Springbok win at the 2019 Rugby World Cup

On hope and the death of nostalgia in South Africa

Article Sisonke Msimang - 22 Jun 2019

If South Africa is neither hopeful nor tragic, what posture should we take in relation to the future?

Politicians, media must make peace

Article Sisonke Msimang - 30 Nov 2018

Voters need to be well-informed and some arrangement must be made to end to the lies and misinformation

Reimagining an unburdened Winnie

Article Sisonke Msimang - 6 Apr 2018

Sisonke Msimang calls for legacy projects to honour a ‘bright red sun’ who was never able to skip, carefree, down a country lane

Flying home: He was always free

Article Sisonke Msimang - 2 Feb 2018

When Hugh Masekela blew his trumpet, you felt as if you were watching a human being in full flight

Trump rage ignores the truth

Article Sisonke Msimang - 14 Jan 2018

Poor people living in the slums of Africa and Haiti have indeed a miserable life.

Are South Africa’s anti-corruption crusaders racist?

Article Sisonke Msimang - 14 Nov 2017

'It would be foolhardy to suggest that discussions about corruption in South Africa are race neutral'

How courts, media conspire to brutalise us

Article Sisonke Msimang - 10 Nov 2017

The law is on the side of men. It doesn’t reflect the real world of tears, torn panties and scepticism

When you think of heroes, rather listen to your heart

Article Sisonke Msimang - 19 Oct 2017

‘This book is about how I was made by the liberation struggle and how I was broken by it’

The Pied Piper of the broken-hearted: HIV activist Prudence Mabele

Article Sisonke Msimang - 12 Jul 2017

Pru was my guide to the new South Africa and the best role model, who didn't tell me what to do, she showed me.

We need to reclaim the headlines

Analysis Sisonke Msimang - 22 Dec 2016

Every week on the radio and in the newspapers it was the same names and faces.

Can South Africans be friends across ‘racial’ boundaries? Yes and no.

Article Sisonke Msimang - 2 Dec 2016

Young black South Africans have been raised to believe that friendship across the races is an indicator of progress. Now, they are questioning this.

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