Ampersand Mixtape 10: I’m Gonna Lasso Santa Claus By Charles Leonard Let’s unwrap this Christmas mixtape! Charles Leonard brings you a jingly, jangly cool Yule edition, with a selection of festive season songs that don’t suck. They’re weird, wonderful, and Boney M-less and Carey-free.
Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Dim the lights, open the popcorn and let Charles Leonard play you his favourite songs about movies and actors on this mixtape, with tracks dedicated to celluloid heroes, villains, aliens, vampires, lovers, fighters and sex bombs By Charles Leonard
Ampersand Mixtape 8: Pageturners For this mixtape Charles Leonard has a stack of books as high as his stack of records – come and curl up with this unputdownable mix of songs about books and writers By Charles Leonard
The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Episode 4 – What about a conviction? In this fourth episode of The Last Afternoon in the Garden we go back to the communal garden one last time to reflect on everything that has happened. We seek out experts to try and explain the violence and confront a person from the past who has a different version of events. By Paul McNally
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The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Episode 3 – It’s a Dirty War By Paul McNally In this third episode of The Last Afternoon in the Garden we are struck by incredible tragedy, but everyone involved pulls together, gets sensible and builds a strategy so they can win. The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Episode 2 – Gathering the testimonies By Paul McNally In this second episode of The Last Afternoon in the Garden we get deeper into the work of Mbale Kubheka, the determined attorney who is working to get a conviction for the assassination of Ayanda Ngila. The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Episode 1 – Fighting for water By Paul McNally My investigation started as looking into an assassination, but became about land ownership in South Africa. I became increasingly aware of what it takes to achieve even small victories against powerful, established forces. The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Introduction By Paul McNally Ayanda Ngila was assassinated in the Ekhenana communal garden in Durban, South Africa, on the 8th of March, 2022. Ayanda was 30 years old and shot in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon. He was fixing a water pipe in front of women and children and as he went down he yelled for […] Ampersand Mixtape 7: Food and feasting By Charles Leonard This mixtape, packed with tasty tunes from around the world, will titillate your palate and ears with music about veggies, fish and stews, as well as fruit, dessert and cake. There’s even a song with a recipe for a Brazilian shrimp stew The Fiscal Cliff | Eskom: The fiscal monster the treasury can’t vanquish By Sarah Smit Among state-owned entities, the beleaguered power utility is far and away the biggest risk to the public purse Ampersand Mixtape 6: Reasons to be Cheerful By Charles Leonard This mixtape gives you 38 musical reasons to be cheerful. It’s brim-full of happy songs from across genres, borders and generations, guaranteed to put a perma-grin on your face Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Episode 2 – Gathering the testimonies By Paul McNally In this second episode of The Last Afternoon in the Garden we get deeper into the work of Mbale Kubheka, the determined attorney who is working to get a conviction for the assassination of Ayanda Ngila. The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Episode 1 – Fighting for water By Paul McNally My investigation started as looking into an assassination, but became about land ownership in South Africa. I became increasingly aware of what it takes to achieve even small victories against powerful, established forces. The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Introduction By Paul McNally Ayanda Ngila was assassinated in the Ekhenana communal garden in Durban, South Africa, on the 8th of March, 2022. Ayanda was 30 years old and shot in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon. He was fixing a water pipe in front of women and children and as he went down he yelled for […] Ampersand Mixtape 7: Food and feasting By Charles Leonard This mixtape, packed with tasty tunes from around the world, will titillate your palate and ears with music about veggies, fish and stews, as well as fruit, dessert and cake. There’s even a song with a recipe for a Brazilian shrimp stew The Fiscal Cliff | Eskom: The fiscal monster the treasury can’t vanquish By Sarah Smit Among state-owned entities, the beleaguered power utility is far and away the biggest risk to the public purse Ampersand Mixtape 6: Reasons to be Cheerful By Charles Leonard This mixtape gives you 38 musical reasons to be cheerful. It’s brim-full of happy songs from across genres, borders and generations, guaranteed to put a perma-grin on your face Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Episode 1 – Fighting for water By Paul McNally My investigation started as looking into an assassination, but became about land ownership in South Africa. I became increasingly aware of what it takes to achieve even small victories against powerful, established forces. The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Introduction By Paul McNally Ayanda Ngila was assassinated in the Ekhenana communal garden in Durban, South Africa, on the 8th of March, 2022. Ayanda was 30 years old and shot in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon. He was fixing a water pipe in front of women and children and as he went down he yelled for […] Ampersand Mixtape 7: Food and feasting By Charles Leonard This mixtape, packed with tasty tunes from around the world, will titillate your palate and ears with music about veggies, fish and stews, as well as fruit, dessert and cake. There’s even a song with a recipe for a Brazilian shrimp stew The Fiscal Cliff | Eskom: The fiscal monster the treasury can’t vanquish By Sarah Smit Among state-owned entities, the beleaguered power utility is far and away the biggest risk to the public purse Ampersand Mixtape 6: Reasons to be Cheerful By Charles Leonard This mixtape gives you 38 musical reasons to be cheerful. It’s brim-full of happy songs from across genres, borders and generations, guaranteed to put a perma-grin on your face Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
The Last Afternoon in the Garden | Introduction By Paul McNally Ayanda Ngila was assassinated in the Ekhenana communal garden in Durban, South Africa, on the 8th of March, 2022. Ayanda was 30 years old and shot in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon. He was fixing a water pipe in front of women and children and as he went down he yelled for […] Ampersand Mixtape 7: Food and feasting By Charles Leonard This mixtape, packed with tasty tunes from around the world, will titillate your palate and ears with music about veggies, fish and stews, as well as fruit, dessert and cake. There’s even a song with a recipe for a Brazilian shrimp stew The Fiscal Cliff | Eskom: The fiscal monster the treasury can’t vanquish By Sarah Smit Among state-owned entities, the beleaguered power utility is far and away the biggest risk to the public purse Ampersand Mixtape 6: Reasons to be Cheerful By Charles Leonard This mixtape gives you 38 musical reasons to be cheerful. It’s brim-full of happy songs from across genres, borders and generations, guaranteed to put a perma-grin on your face Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Ampersand Mixtape 7: Food and feasting By Charles Leonard This mixtape, packed with tasty tunes from around the world, will titillate your palate and ears with music about veggies, fish and stews, as well as fruit, dessert and cake. There’s even a song with a recipe for a Brazilian shrimp stew The Fiscal Cliff | Eskom: The fiscal monster the treasury can’t vanquish By Sarah Smit Among state-owned entities, the beleaguered power utility is far and away the biggest risk to the public purse Ampersand Mixtape 6: Reasons to be Cheerful By Charles Leonard This mixtape gives you 38 musical reasons to be cheerful. It’s brim-full of happy songs from across genres, borders and generations, guaranteed to put a perma-grin on your face Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
The Fiscal Cliff | Eskom: The fiscal monster the treasury can’t vanquish By Sarah Smit Among state-owned entities, the beleaguered power utility is far and away the biggest risk to the public purse Ampersand Mixtape 6: Reasons to be Cheerful By Charles Leonard This mixtape gives you 38 musical reasons to be cheerful. It’s brim-full of happy songs from across genres, borders and generations, guaranteed to put a perma-grin on your face Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Ampersand Mixtape 6: Reasons to be Cheerful By Charles Leonard This mixtape gives you 38 musical reasons to be cheerful. It’s brim-full of happy songs from across genres, borders and generations, guaranteed to put a perma-grin on your face Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Ampersand Mixtape: The Sixto Special By Charles Leonard Rodriguez was bigger than The Beatles in 1970s apartheid South Africa. This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 12 By Charles Leonard In the season finale of ‘This is Jo’burg’, an Ethiopian refugee/restaurateur, a Zulu migrant/scholar and a young surrealist painter take Charles Leonard into their lives in the City of Gold This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
This is Jo’burg Season 1, Episode 11 By Charles Leonard Instead of sulking in the corner, the vocal residents Brixton in Jo’burg are finding solutions that are progressive and inclusive Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC
Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich By Charles Leonard On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More Editor’s Pick National Fourth accused in Joshlin Smith disappearance has confessed, state says Business Patel: Broken port system hinders black industrialists National South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case Latest ANC tells electoral court it is not targeting MK Party Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa Digital markets decoded: Navigating the world of online trading Mahlobo mum on inclusion in ANC election list despite state capture allegations Battery minerals shine light on a greener, cleaner future South Coast water crisis delays serial rapist case White liberalism and the appalling alternatives to the ANC
This is Jo’burg Season 1 Episode 10 By Charles Leonard Between 1936 and 1975 a radio station subverted young Jo’burgers all the way from Mozambique. LM Radio’s highly effective ad department came for their money, but it was its DJs that took their souls with the freewheeling “hippy” music that they played. Historian Charles van Onselen explains how that made the apartheid elders at the SABC spitting mad Load More