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/ 17 November 2006
Sylvaine Strike’s current work looks at the dark side of the theatre and family matters, writes Matthew Krause.
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/ 17 November 2006
Percy Zvomuya goes in search of the faces and places that are redefining Johannesburg cultural make-up.
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/ 17 November 2006
A new generation of immigrants is finding its feet in South Africa. Niren Tolsi goes in search of the faces and places that are redefining Durban’s cultural scene.
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/ 17 November 2006
David Mitchell’s previous novels have been characterised by elegantly complex plots and wildly zany imaginative writing, but <i>Black Swan Green</i> is a straight story, writes Jane Rosenthal.
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/ 17 November 2006
Kwanele Sosibo sniffs out the latest underwear trends.
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/ 17 November 2006
Choreographer Sbonakaliso Ndaba tells how tragedy in her family has impacted on her dance.
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/ 17 November 2006
Tumi Makgetla looks at what local fashion says about women
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/ 17 November 2006
The full benefit of the commodities boom now under way is being squandered partly by bureaucratic ineptitude and infrastructural bottlenecks, according to mine experts. The minerals and energy department promises to process mining and prospecting licences in a matter of weeks, but in practice it takes 18 to 24 months.
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/ 17 November 2006
The China visit is on again: Essop found the invitation in my other pants, along with my Exclusive Books voucher, which is brilliant because now I can buy the Calland book for the upstairs loo. Note: remember to ask Pallo Jordan about Spud. If it really is about a kung-fu ninja ubuntu-potato, give it to Manto for Christmas.
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/ 17 November 2006
Emerging from the bush wearing a bright yellow blouse and with a hoe in her hand, Bisatina Ayet explained that she grows food during the day in a garden near her current home, a camp for internally displaced persons in northern Uganda. At night, Ayet returns to sleep at the camp for fear of her safety. Countless communities in the north remain in a state of limbo as the peace negotiations between the Lord’s Resistance Army and the Ugandan government continue.