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Lake Chad: Where refugees flee from Boko Haram

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The M&G's Lauren Clifford-Holmes reflects on her trip to Chad where she visited refugee camps filled with families trying to escape Boko Haram.
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Tracing a life gone awry

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Turner Adams, at the centre of photographer Gordon Clark's latest body of work, is an extraordinary subject.
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‘Everyone’s view of Jo’burg is valid’

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Kutlwano Moagi's exhibition <em>Split Façades,</em> curated by Thato Mogotsi, asks us to take another look at the heart of Johannesburg.
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The importance of being Ernie

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Gordon Clark's latest work, <em>Ernie Lastig Occurrence</em>, reveals life on the Cape Flats and the inevitable journey from childhood to gangster.
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A short life, richly lived

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Leon Botha, an accomplished South African painter and DJ, as well as one of the world's oldest survivors of progeria, died on June 5.
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Beyond transgression

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Accomplished painter and DJ Leon Botha, who died of heart complications relating to his rare progeria condition, died on Sunday. He was 26 years old.
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Journalists call for Hammerl’s release

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Friends and media activists have rallied to demand the release of Anton Hammerl, the SA lensman believed to be held by Gaddafi forces in Libya.
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Emancipation takes pride of place

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To be included in the Deutsche Bank Collection, is a big accolade for any artist. For SA artist and photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa, it's an honour.
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Most viewed M&G multimedia of 2010

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The most viewed <em>Mail and Guardian</em> multimedia of 2010, from the hilarity of the dancing striker to our exclusive series on refugees.
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No end to Silva streak

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Though he stepped on a land mine in Afghanistan, the show is not over for João Silva.
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Change springs from deep in the past

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Photographer Araminta de Clermont captures the profound transformation of young men after initiation, writes <b>Lauren Clifford-Holmes</b>.
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Full circle in the city centre

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Marc Shoul gives <strong>Lauren Clifford-Holmes</strong> the lowdown on the creative process behind Flatlands.
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The M&G’s Lauren Clifford-Holmes reflects on her trip to Chad where she visited refugee camps filled with families trying to escape Boko Haram.

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