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Wally Serote

Festac, the ANC and the arts
Friday
/ 28 May 2020

Festac, the ANC and the arts

Keorapetse Kgositsile played a vital part in elevating the position of the cultural worker

By Uhuru Phalafala
Pretensions of fighting for the oppressed and the totality of white power
Article
/ 17 April 2020

Pretensions of fighting for the oppressed and the totality of white power

We should be wary of taking theories of commitment and agency as self-evident; we should instead question their unspoken assumptions as we also question the motivations attendant to them

By Athi Mongezeleli Joja
South Africa’s poets write of our new struggle for freedom
Article
/ 21 March 2020

South Africa’s poets write of our new struggle for freedom

Today’s battle is for economic and social freedom, in particular women’s freedom from violence

By Athol Williams
Hanekom: ‘Kill the boer’ refers to the struggle only
Article
/ 18 April 2011

Hanekom: ‘Kill the boer’ refers to the struggle only

Julius Malema’s mimicking of a gun whilst singing "Kill the boer" only bears reference to the armed struggle, a senior ANC official said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
Serote’s dialogue of disparates
Article
/ 24 March 2011

Serote’s dialogue of disparates

Many years of mulling over ideas about post-1994 South Africa has resulted in a skillfully considered novel that’s not an easy read.

By Jane Rosenthal
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Article
/ 21 September 2007

SA honours sport stars, poets and scientists

Sport stars, poets and scientists shared the spotlight at a National Orders awards ceremony in Pretoria on Friday. President Thabo Mbeki bestowed South Africa’s highest awards on 20 recipients. Among those receiving awards were Morne du Plessis, Sam Ramsamy, Roland Schoeman, Elisabeth Eybers and Wally Serote.

By Staff Reporter

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