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The Portfolio: Gilli Apter
South African comedian, writer and director Gilli Apter speaks about how hilarious content requires constant writing and feedback from the comedy community
The Portfolio: Lidudumalingani
"At the heart of my work is what I choose to leave out. This is physically illustrated in framing a photograph."
A tribute to Ahmed Essop, teacher, writer and shining light of South Africa
Many revered Essop as a beloved teacher of English before he clashed with the apartheid authorities and was barred from teaching
The Portfolio: Phumlani Pikoli
'The process of writing in solitude is still puzzling. How am I alone when I have so many people inside me?'
Slice of life: Skin shapes the way I am
'Why do I write? Being born as the light-skinned girl in a dark-skinned neighbourhood gives you an interesting perspective'
Memoir the making of a novel
Ivan Vladislavic explains that being true to the past is not so much about incidents as resonant details
Mohale Mashigo on all things books
Author Mohale Mashigo speaks to the M&G about her writing process, early reading habits and she shares her challenge to her readers
Slice of life: Writing is painful but it heals
'It’s sort of like attending to a wound that has been festering under a Band-Aid'
Anglo American launches investment programme
The programme will support people involved in raising and educating children
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