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Peter Tosh

It’s high time for a joint traffic calming operation
Opinion
/ 19 April 2024

It’s high time for a joint traffic calming operation

A judicious puff of weed by those who cause carnage on our highways and byways would make driving a pleasant experience, writes Christian Stephen

By Christian Stephen
Reggae’s resistance roots struck a chord in SA
Friday
/ 2 February 2024

Reggae’s resistance roots struck a chord in SA

South Africa and Jamaica share a history marked by colonisation and slavery

By Carsten Rasch
The time has finally come for LKJ in prose
Thought Leader
/ 1 August 2023

The time has finally come for LKJ in prose

‘Time Come’, a collection of essays, speech, reviews and other forms of prose by the dub poet, Linton Kwesi Johnson, makes for compelling reading

By Richard Pithouse
Robbie Shakespeare: A manipulator of space and sound
Friday
/ 7 January 2022

Robbie Shakespeare: A manipulator of space and sound

A master of a sparse, propulsive style, Robbie Shakespeare’s bass spoke volumes

By Kwanele Sosibo
Robbie Shakespeare: A silence louder than a bomb
Friday
/ 7 January 2022

Robbie Shakespeare: A silence louder than a bomb

A master of feel, Robbie Shakespeare’s
bass spoke through the silence

By Kwanele Sosibo
Jabba: In pursuit of hip-hop greatness
Friday
/ 29 October 2021

Jabba: In pursuit of hip-hop greatness

Jabba was an an innovator who paved a lane and nurtured a genre, but he only ever wanted to be a Maftown hero

By Tseliso Monaheng
Bunny Wailer – the stone that the builders refused
Friday
/ 13 March 2021

Bunny Wailer – the stone that the builders refused

Not as commercially successful as his bandmates, Bunny Wailer was a consummate songwriter

By Kwanele Sosibo
The oneness of all things
Article
/ 18 April 2019

The oneness of all things

A melody pierced the membrane of childhood ennui and life was never the same

By Kwanele Sosibo
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Article
/ 19 October 2007

Police on trail of Lucky Dube’s killers

Johannesburg police were on Friday looking for three men driving a blue Volkswagen Polo believed to have been involved in the murder of reggae star Lucky Dube (43). The musician was shot dead in a botched hijacking in Rosettenville at about 8.20pm on Thursday night, said a police spokesperson.

By Sapa Author, Mail Guardian Online Reporter and Sapa Afp
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Article
/ 18 October 2007

Lucky Dube shot dead in Jo’burg

Reggae musician Lucky Dube was shot dead in a hijacking on Thursday in Rosettenville, Johannesburg police said. Captain Cheryl Engelbrecht said the incident took place at about 8.20pm when Dube (43) was driving in the Johannesburg suburb. He was dropping off his son in the area when he was attacked.

By Mail Guardian Online Reporter, Sapa Author and Sapa Afp

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