Fred Khumalo

Dancing the Death Drill is more than theatre — it is a resurrection, a requiem and a haunting reminder of forgotten African history

Joburg Theatre proudly announces its latest theatrical triumph, a stirring adaptation of Fred Khumalo’s acclaimed novel, brought to life by a stellar South African creative team.…

The poet, writer, artist and activist, who made rubbish of race, left his mark on all aspects of our lives

Deseni Soobben’s sensibilities have changed over the years, but she keeps revisiting the composition and design techniques she learned from her mentors

Fred Khumalo’s contribution to Niq Mhlongo’s ‘Joburg Noir’ opens with a scene of five gangsters chilling around a braai

Melinda Ferguson has gathered essays and stories from 40-plus contributors for Corona Chronicles

Writers, publishers and bookshops are trying to keep afloat during the extended lockdown with digital and virtual offerings

Like the tales told by my grandmother, the short story invites us to take part in its telling

The reader navigates themes such as migration, black masculinity, displacement, aspirations, racial identity and sexuality

The reader navigates themes such as migration, black masculinity, displacement, aspirations, racial identity and sexuality before wokeness

Filled with great skill and craftsmanship, Fred Khumalo’s short stories are exceptional

Race still defines our social classes, and remains the elephant in the room, writes Fred Khumalo.

The war in Angola was disrupting Jean-Yves Ollivier’s life, so he took steps to put an end to it.

Fred Khumalo has proudly evolved from dinosaur to blogger. He shares some insights into the blogosphere that he discovered at the recent Highway Africa conference at Rhodes…

Suresh Roberts’ latest book falls flat on its face and becomes an angry racial, ideological, personal invective against those who might have crossed the president’s path, writes…