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Buhle Ngaba

The List: Author Mia Arderne’s influences
Friday
/ 20 August 2020

The List: Author Mia Arderne’s influences

Drawing from other mediums as well as literature, author Mia Arderne lets us in on her influences before and after writing ‘Mermaid Fillet’

By Mia Arderne
Review: ‘Swan Song’, a brutally vulnerable performance
Friday
/ 3 July 2020

Review: ‘Swan Song’, a brutally vulnerable performance

Buhle Ngaba’s ‘Swan Song’, showing online at the virtual National Arts Festival, explores the rawness of heartbreak, and of life

By Sarah Roberson
A pink dystopia of delusions and frills speaks to SA’s canon of protest theatre
Article
/ 10 July 2018

A pink dystopia of delusions and frills speaks to SA’s canon of protest theatre

Buhle Ngaba and Klara van Wyk kneel at our feet as a crowd of mostly learners is ushered into Graeme College’s theatre to watch La Chair de Ma Chair

By Zaza Hlalethwa
SA’s self-publishing rock stars
Article
/ 18 May 2018

SA’s self-publishing rock stars

There’s a new wave of local writers who are abandoning the conventional way of doing things

By Rofhiwa Maneta
It takes a village to end illiteracy
Article
/ 26 January 2018

It takes a village to end illiteracy

According to the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study 78% of South African grade four pupils cannot read with comprehension

By Zukiswa Wanner

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