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Yazeed Kamaldien
Yazeed Kamaldien is a journalist, photographer and independent documentary filmmaker.
Fuelling South Africa’s feminist revolution
Despite the high levels of violence against women, South Africa is undergoing a feminist revolution, according to activists
Opening spaces for new dancers
Mamela Nyamza is heading for the arts festival but after that plans to hang up her dancing shoes
‘A social licence to operate’
Finalist: Investing in the Future and Drivers of Change Business Award Kumba Iron Ore
Sight for sore eyes
Finalist: Investing in the Future and Drivers of Change Business Award Ster-Kinekor Theatres
Mobile trade for small entrepreneurs
Winner: Business Award moWoza Mobile Running
Filth to football
Community Conservation Award – Runner-up: Go Green and Clean
Opening young eyes
Skills for Sustainability Award – Runner-up: Amakhala Foundation
Skills for nature’s guardians
Skills for Sustainability Award – Winner: Southern African Wildlife College
Communities champion river clean-ups
Community Conservation Award – Winner: Duzi Umgeni Conservation Trust
Education for a changing world
Skills for Sustainability Award – Runner-up: Delta Environmental Centre
Agang’s Ramphele struggles on in the world of politics
Agang SA leader Mamphela Ramphele struggled to draw the crowds or inspire much confidence in the younger residents of Khayelitsha on Youth Day.
CTIJF: Fashion and all that jazz
Young designers Julia M’Poko and Ernest Mahomane will show six looks at the "Fashion and All That Jazz" show as part of the Cape Town Jazz Festival.
Fashion and photography for Cape Town Jazz Festival 2014
Music remains centre stage at Jazz Fest 2014, but its full schedule will include a fashion show and photographic exhibition honouring Nelson Mandela.
George Hallet: ‘I prefer being a fly on the wall’
Photographer George Hallet has devoted his career to making images of people many others would prefer to ignore.
Yasiin Bey: Cape Town is crazy
Yasiin Bey, formerly known as Mos Def, says he came to live in Cape Town to spend some time to sort out his life and because SA is "crazy".