A virtual reality film about the Rivonia Trial points to the loss of our historical records
The murder of a shopkeeper baffled police, who not only battled to confirm his name but assumed he was from China. Yet Ho was born and bred in SA.
The Chinese diaspora in Africa is getting its first shot at a global pageant crown for China.
These stories show how complex health is in Mpumalanga, and how few opportunities there are for disempowered people to change their circumstances.
Twin structures spanning Cyrildene’s main stretch has bridged the community’s dual identities.
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/ 24 January 2006
Nobody messes with Jacqui Taylor’s girls! Taylor is a feisty Rosettenville, Johannesburg mother of three and will not stand for her children receiving second best when they’ve put in the graft. She explains that this is what pushed her towards home schooling.
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/ 12 January 2006
Iona Blakely-Milner was afraid her son would become one of the nation’s guinea pigs when C2005 first arrived in schools. So she embarked on her own experiment of home schooling her child when he was in Grade 4.
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/ 12 January 2006
It has been 17 years since the Independent Examination Board (IEB) took up the reins from the old joint matriculation board as an independent examination assessor.
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/ 14 December 2005
South Africas legacy of photojournalism has produced some of the most enduring images of our time.
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/ 5 December 2005
More and more of South Africa’s museums, galleries and even zoos have ditched their dusty personas and become vibrant, interactive institutions that are really worth a visit. The breath of fresh air blowing through these institutions is thanks largely to creative thinking in the world of curatorship.